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10/8/2006 at 10:59am
 Location: west yorkshire
 Outfit: aspen 700 vv500
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Hi all am looking for a heater for my tent and am not sure where to start!  As i have two young children safety is the issue so any ideas? What do you use?

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10/8/2006 at 12:08pm
 Location: mid wales
 Outfit:  combi -camp plus & Omega XL
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We just use a 2kw fan heater you can get them in argos or some diy stores

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10/8/2006 at 12:09pm
 Location: cheshire
 Outfit: Lunar quasar 462
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we also use a fan heater from argos used to have a patio heater but just to dangerous with kids and dog



10/8/2006 at 1:13pm
 Location: west yorkshire
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thanks browns n samandian will have a look at the argos website  only problem is we prefer without ehu so any other ideas?

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10/8/2006 at 1:14pm
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Blackcat heater ,its been fine even with my kids and dog ,its flameless too !


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10/8/2006 at 2:23pm
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when its cold sit around a candle

 

when its realy realy cold light the candle

 

sorry my dad is a scotsman



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10/8/2006 at 2:37pm
 Location: West Midlands
 Outfit: Wynnster 4 & Outwell Kanas 5
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Black Cat heaters are on offer at Jacksons of Arley if it helps.


10/8/2006 at 4:20pm
 Location: county durham
 Outfit: outwell hartford xxl
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Is it safe to put electric heater on full, as well as electric light. Also thinking of taking portable dvd player , do these use much electric.


10/8/2006 at 6:03pm
 Location: Surrey
 Outfit: Wild Country Homestead 7
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we use an electric greenhouse heater, it's designed to withstand damp and condenstation drips.


10/8/2006 at 6:06pm
 Location: Cumbrian coast or behind you !
 Outfit: Outwell Vermont XL and Montana 6
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Quote: Originally posted by roo_too on 10/8/2006


we use an electric greenhouse heater, it's designed to withstand damp and condenstation drips.

We use the same thing, as OH said they would be better than a normal heater and safer, due to them being able to withstand damp and condensation. Ours also double as a fan when it is hot. We bought ours from B&Q last week for £40. We do have a larger one in our greenhouse, but this one is just a nice size and well worth the money.



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10/8/2006 at 7:37pm
 Location: mid wales
 Outfit:  combi -camp plus & Omega XL
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Still look in argos, they have a choice of camping items, they use to have gas heaters

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10/8/2006 at 7:40pm
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The gas heater in Argos are the cartridge type ones ,not very safe ,flare up ,burn with a flame and are even more expensive to run!


11/8/2006 at 1:11am
 Location: Urmston Manchester
 Outfit:  gelert michigan 8 abi jubilee
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We have just bought one of these kind of heaters got it home read the box and it says not suitable for inside tents!!!!

 

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13/8/2006 at 2:05pm
 Location: croydon surrey
 Outfit: (2007) sunncamp pathfinder 400
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Never thought of using greenhouse heater.If you are on EHU .then Towsure do a 400/800 watt halogen effect heater for £10.95. My sister has just bought one of these and it is so light, goes out immediately if knocked over, getting one myself. I have a 7yr old girl.

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13/8/2006 at 2:11pm
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Quote: Originally posted by outdoor crew on 13/8/2006


Never thought of using greenhouse heater.If you are on EHU .then Towsure do a 400/800 watt halogen effect heater for £10.95. My sister has just bought one of these and it is so light, goes out immediately if knocked over, getting one myself. I have a 7yr old girl.

We take our greenhouse heater as it also acts as a fan in hot weather. It also has a thermostat so knocks itself off when not needed.



13/8/2006 at 2:28pm
 Location: Accrington
 Outfit: Khyam Breckenridge
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I have the gas cartridge heater - I got mine from ebay and I have to say its great for taking the chill out of the air, and yes it does say not to be used in a tent but as we have the windows up in our tent the air does get in so its not a problem and we also only need to have it on for about 20 mins if it gets that cold as it does heat the ten up nice and cosy ! and to be honest you can pick up the gas for those heaters pretty cheaply...



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