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Pellet Heaters for the Patio?

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fightingfarmer09
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5:21p, 10/21/23
Saw these at TSC. Didn't know if they were just the new "in thing" or what. Anyone use one before? Need something for the patio.



https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/even-embers-pellet-patio-heater-htr1085as

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Chetos
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8:22a, 10/22/23
AG
And someday, people won't even know how to start a fire, or even know where wood comes from
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Shoefly!
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In reply to Chetos • 8:37a, 10/22/23
AG
Chetos said:
And someday, people won't even know how to start a fire, or even know where wood comes from

Corn comes from a can doesn't it?
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Milwaukees Best Light
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8:39a, 10/22/23
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Seems pretty inefficient and smoky for a patio heater. What is wrong with sweet lady propane?
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TAMU77CLAY
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9:31a, 10/22/23
AG
Had one similar to this a couple years ago and although smelled nice it was a joke heating. Also useless in a breeze.
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In reply to Milwaukees Best Light • 9:39a, 10/22/23
Milwaukees Best Light said:
Seems pretty inefficient and smoky for a patio heater. What is wrong with sweet lady propane?


Nothing. Just had never seen one of these, so I was curious.
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10:15a, 10/22/23
AG
I've been curious about these as well. I live in town and getting logs can be expensive and requires it to be handled multiple times. So pellet heaters are an interesting idea for me.

I have a propane heater that sucks in the wind also.
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In reply to Milwaukees Best Light • 10:32a, 10/22/23
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Milwaukees Best Light said:
Seems pretty inefficient and smoky for a patio heater. What is wrong with sweet lady propane?


https://miro.medium.com/v2/format:jpg/resize:fit:480/1*xCwuGKwthIADpozSbUtIeA.gif
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In reply to Milwaukees Best Light • 11:05a, 10/22/23
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Milwaukees Best Light said:
Seems pretty inefficient and smoky for a patio heater. What is wrong with sweet lady propane?


This is much better to look at. Propane runs out fairly quickly. Is a pain to have filled / exchanged. Doesn't have a fire smell. People like different things.
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11:13a, 10/22/23
AG
I have that model on my porch. We love it! No smoke at all. Easy to start. Heats from the floor to the top. Can feel it in about a 10ft radius. Hopper lasts about 3-4hrs on the cheap pellets from Lowe's or Home Depot.
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CE Lounge Lizzard
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In reply to Milwaukees Best Light • 1:18p, 10/22/23
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Milwaukees Best Light said:
Seems pretty inefficient and smoky for a patio heater. What is wrong with sweet lady propane?

I had no idea this was you.
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cupofjoe04
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1:40p, 10/22/23
AG
People have been using pellets in heaters for a long time. Not in the South so much, but I've seen pellet heaters lots of other places. They work well.
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In reply to Shoefly! • 4:06p, 10/22/23
AG
Shoefly! said:
Chetos said:
And someday, people won't even know how to start a fire, or even know where wood comes from

Corn comes from a can doesn't it?


No- Peaches come from a can
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Claude!
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In reply to MookieBlaylock • 4:16p, 10/22/23
MookieBlaylock said:
Shoefly! said:
Chetos said:
And someday, people won't even know how to start a fire, or even know where wood comes from

Corn comes from a can doesn't it?


No- Peaches come from a can
Can confirm. They were put there by a man in a factory downtown.
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