Could this product be used in an outhouse?
939141
I have not used in that app. My understanding is it is a emzyme to break down sludge in a septic tank/drain field system. For that use it does very well. It smells like rotan eggs but it works.
939142
It will work, but very slow. Other products on the market are made specifically for out houses. Check their web site for full info. Works good for me in my 40 year old Septic tank.
939143
I'm sure it could, it's completely natural and bio-safe. However, typically you just move the outhouse to another (new) hole and cover the old one with dirt and let mother nature handle the work. I suppose this product would buy some time between potty holes, so it'd be worth a try.
43355
I don't think so, because it would need to be protected from direct moisture I'm sure and one of the provisions for use states it cannot be used in enclosed fixtures.
314463
I would think not. It's designed to be used in a closed space (where it works well)
1442009
The instructions say that it must be used in a dry area. After looking at the unit, I don't see how you could waterproof it as a home repair.
2139824
I don't see why not, I may not be the one to ask since I use mine indoors, but it should be fine out doors too!
1970773
Nope. This said, however, it really isn't meant for *true* indoor use. Garage or construction zone, sure, but keep it out of the living room.
2032025
I would not use it exposed to the elements (ie rain). We used it in our shed which is a damp environment and it did fine, but if using outdoors I think I would have it in some kind on sheltered area.
1810905
You can use it in any enclosed area including the attic, Just be sure to follow the safety precautions. Stay out of the house for the recommended time.
1842970
I don't think that would be a good idea. The system is pretty much built for interior use, which I say for a few reasons. The main thing would be the power cord, which is delicate and has delicate connections that tie into the actual plug that goes into a power outlet. This cord and its connections are pretty far from being hefty enough for exterior use. The box itself--where the electric current is generated, might be okay if it was protected from weather, but again just doesn't seem made for exterior use.
1868082
Don't think so. The product infomation says for indoor use only. Hope this is helpful.
272043
this is a indoor unit used to help heat your house, i dont think you would want to use it outside.if your house is not insulated well this would be hard to keep it warm.used mainly in one room. i dont reccomend it at all the cord shorted out one night in my bedroom and it caught my wall afire while i was sleeping.luckily the good lord woke me up in time.room was fool of smoke.eden pure wood not warrant this product due to the time frame of having it.it could have cost me my life. all they said was that they were sorry.definitly wont reccomend them really not worth the money for no more heat than they put out.beware of their sales tatics they wood like to sell you one.Robert A.
1123941
Yes. IMHO this would works in a smaller area which I believed it's designed for domestic use.
1539686
That is up to you. It is not designed for outdoor use or would be covered under the manufacturer's return policy if used that way
618521
It says in the description that it "can be used around the home". But it really doesn't put out enough heat to be used to heat a room in a house if that's what you're thinking of. I would go to Coleman's website and look for further info regarding needed clearance.
232453
it is not for inside the house at all. I have used it in a well ventilated garage though.
618525
I would not use it in a house. Outdoors, in a tent, anywhere fresh air gets into easily. I use it on my golf cart.
172748
You could use it out side, however, it is NOT insulated so therefore in the cold or heat you would need to do something different. Also the top does not fasten, it just sets on top. I would NOT recommend it for outside use