can this be used indoors? live in unheated building
1194561
I can't think of any reason why a sleeping bag couldn't be used indoors. Ours was used in a cabin at summer camp and for indoor sleepovers. However, if you are using this in an unheated building during the winter, you will need a bag with a lower temperature rating. Also, depending on the floors, you will need some padding.
1194562
It's rated as a light weight bag. At cold temps the bag will not be enough to keep warmth. We use for sleepovers but our home has heat and air.
2096997
I have only used it outdoors, but if you have a big enough space, you could absolutely use it indoors.
618526
Personally, I would not recommend this for indoors. It really only heats in an upward direction, and not a very large area at that. Being propane powered, I would not recommend for indoors unless properly ventilated and by doing that, you lose a lot of heat.
653385
You can use it indoors....but be sure to put the plug in on the inside of the planter. You wouldn't want any water dripping on your inside floors.
2122251
Not in the immediate area, but I run it in the house with pets in another room no problem. If you have a house HVAC unit circulating air it shouldn't be a problem.
2179294
No. This unit should be placed indoors or in an area not exposed to the elements.
1898858
Yes, I would say you could. It is not huge or particularly heavy. But consider that heat rises so the best spot to have heat emanating from is always at the floor. Leaving it on the floor will work better. It is a nice unit and except for the noise which might disturb sleep, I regret returning it. If I were designing it I would activate the thermostat on low power. Why that was not done is a mystery.
1539632
Yes, it can be safely used indoors. I use mine on top the kitchen counter during power outages after hurricanes and ice storms.
1840571
I see no reason why not but it is for indoor use only so make sure its in a dry area. I have read that if you live in colder climates it can throw the thermostat off in the colder months. If its for a garage you might want to check out more reasonably priced models. I also had trouble and had to return my first because it wouldn't get down to temp and the replacement has frozen up a couple times. I don't believe the auto defrost is working correctly. I wouldn't buy again. This replaced a redbull fridge I bought on craigslist which I loved and lasted for many years. Id go that route again especially for a garage. hope this helped! I see no reason why not but it is for indoor use only so make sure its in a dry area. I have read that if you live in colder climates it can throw the thermostat off in the colder months. If its for a garage you might want to check out more reasonably priced models. I also had trouble and had to return my first because it wouldn't get down to temp and the replacement has frozen up a couple times. I don't believe the auto defrost is working correctly. I wouldn't buy again. This replaced a redbull fridge I bought on craigslist which I loved and lasted for many years. Id go that route again... » Read More I see no reason why not but it is for indoor use only so make sure its in a dry area. I have read that if you live in colder climates it can throw the thermostat off in the colder months. If its for a garage you might want to check out more reasonably priced models. I also had trouble and had to return my first because it wouldn't get down to temp and the replacement has frozen up a couple times. I don't believe the auto defrost is working correctly. I wouldn't buy again. This replaced a redbull fridge I bought on craigslist which I loved and lasted for many years. Id go that route again especially for a garage. hope this helped! « Show Less
585941
No! This Sauna is for indoor use Only. It only take 1amp to kill and this Sauna is pulling 20amp, Very safe for indoor set up.BT
1179586
You could use it indoors if nothing is around it. It gets very hot. Also you would have to keep an eye on it. Not to say you can't. It can not be connected to the sink. However fill the sink with water and let it suck out of there.
492930
Yes this heat works great under any condition. The outside temp has no effect. And yes u can use it inside but you would have to vent it outside
1540381
This unit CAN NOT be located inside any building for many reasons. One being the exhaust and two being that the unit needs 'free' air to cool itself during run. Also any modification to the exhaust on this unit, including extension would fully void the warranty.
1968318
It can definitely be used indoors. We use ours in the garage when the weather (or now season) doesn't permit.
132351
My answer is no. I would not use it indoors because of the smoke. The hood on my indoor stove wouldn't be able to handle it. It's the same as if you heated a cast-iron skillet to about 500 degrees F and threw a steak in it. The smoke alarms would all go off.
132350
I don't think you would want to use indoors. You still get a lot of smoke when cooking.
453265
Works well indoors but have not tried it outdoors. I would email manufacturer.