Tent Heaters
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If i remember right, we run a few of these, Amazon.com: Mr. Heater MH45T Triple Tank Top Outdoor Propane Heater: Home & Kitchen or Amazon.com: Mr. Heater Double Tank-Top Propane Heater - 8,000-28,000 BTU, Model# MH24T: Home & Kitchen
We also had one of the bigger units in the past that you often see on bar patios (that look like an umbrella), but they can be a pain to fit in when packing up for the tailgate.
We also had one of the bigger units in the past that you often see on bar patios (that look like an umbrella), but they can be a pain to fit in when packing up for the tailgate.
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Another option.
I have seen people burn wood or charcoal in their grill or portable fire pit. No open fires, so you need some type of lid or wire mess screen to put over the top to make security happy.
They do throw a lot of heat but can be a bit smokey and not exactly safe depending on the level of intoxication of those surrounding it.
I have seen people burn wood or charcoal in their grill or portable fire pit. No open fires, so you need some type of lid or wire mess screen to put over the top to make security happy.
They do throw a lot of heat but can be a bit smokey and not exactly safe depending on the level of intoxication of those surrounding it.
If you are using anything with combustion and putting sides on your tent just make sure you are getting adequate ventilation. You probably aren't going to kill anyone but you could certainly raise CO levels enough to give your tailgaters a nasty headache.
I wouldn't recommend 4 sides on your tent with any of those types of heaters. You probably are going to get enough passive ventilation with any breeze coming under the tent sides, but better safe than sorry.
I wouldn't recommend 4 sides on your tent with any of those types of heaters. You probably are going to get enough passive ventilation with any breeze coming under the tent sides, but better safe than sorry.
Haven't tried anything straight off the generator i don't think. figured its more efficient to directly turn combustion into heat than combustion to power back to heat.
The best and by far the most efficient and pleasant way to heat your tent is to make sure a hot babe is inside.
Tried that. They are usually the first to catch on fire. At that point we invoke the stop, drop and ...... well, you know the rest.
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Here's the single head unit: Amazon.com: Mr. Heater MH12T Single Tank-Top Propane Heater: Home & Kitchen
Probably plenty to heat a 10x10 tent.
Probably plenty to heat a 10x10 tent.
I have tried this one and for an enclosed 10 x 10 tent it really didn't do much. A lot will depend on the temp. I think for the money you really get three heaters with the three head system and it is not overly pricey.
I have tried this one and for an enclosed 10 x 10 tent it really didn't do much. A lot will depend on the temp. I think for the money you really get three heaters with the three head system and it is not overly pricey.
