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Thread: Kero,LPG or electric
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16th November 2008, 07:10 AM #1
Kero,LPG or electric
I have taken out my wood fire,only because I have repainted the lounge room and put new carpet down and I do not want to have smoke stained ceilings or the potential of burn marks in the carpet.
I have a split system which warms the lounge and kitchen,however to get heat to the rest of the house I need to run the split system nearly all the time.
I need to put some heat into the hallway and three bedrooms which all run off the hallway.
The hallway is about 7 mtrs long by 1.5 wide and the bedrooms are all about 4mtrs x 4mtrs,the ceilings are 3 mtrs high right through.
I would like to place an alternative heating in the hallway,mainly to use for a couple of hrs to chuck some warmth into the rooms,should I go for a LPG heater ( no natural gas connected here) kero or electric or any other suggestion by anyone.
Thank you
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