Mr. Heater Double Tank-Top Propane Heater - 8,000-28,000 BTU, Model# MH24T
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Mr. Heater Double Tank-Top Propane Heater - 8,000-28,000 BTU, Model# MH24T
Customer Review: MH24T Heater
Summary: 4 Stars
This item works well & puts out plenty of heat. Does not work well in a breezy environment. Too bad it does not have an on-board spark igniter.Customer Review: Good, reliable heat
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought one of these for keeping me warm in the garage while I'm working. My garage is too big to economically heat the entire space, so I opted for a directional heat, as I'm typically somewhat stationary at the bench. This does the trick quite well!
The unit is solidly built, and I've used it now for about 4 months without a problem.
A couple of improvements I think could be made:
1) The unit I have does not have an igniter on it, so you must light it via an external source (usually a match). I found I can easily light it via a small Benzomatic torch I own, but it would be nice to have an igniter on it. I'm not sure; perhaps a pricier model has this feature.
2) To connect the heater to the propane, you have to use a wrench. I would prefer if it were more like my BBQ grill, where you can tighten on the connection without tools.
Overall, I'm very happy with the purchase!
Customer Review: Mr. Heater MH24T
Summary: 5 Stars
These are great for camping and on your patio. We have used these for a number of years. We tried another brand and they were noisey and did not approach the standard of Mr. Heater.Customer Review: Quick Warm Heat cuts morning chill
Summary: 4 Stars
I have the older version that is functionally identical to the current version (they replaced the L-bolt that holds the heater on the tank with a ribbed knob on the new version). I love it for taking the morning chill off the house in the morning. I keep it in the kitchen and fire it up first thing on a cold morning. After about 30 minutes the chill is off not only the kitchen but the adjacent master bedroom and living rooms.Be cautious - like any unvented heater it can be dangerous if you try to heat an unvented space for any length of time.
It is economical to use and even more so if you are able to find a local propane tank refiller. If you are forced to exchange the tank, it can cost [$$$]. If you have the tank refilled it will only cost [$$$].
My heater was given to me, used, and I liked it so much I gave one to my sister to use when she didn't want to burn the fireplace. I am now going to buy a newer one for the house, and relegate the older on out to my workshop.
Reliable, efficient, made in the USA - whats not to like.