Does anyone use IR heaters for the winter while you cook outside?

[Tailgating is my game]

A few years ago I bought a 1200 watt heater for my patio for guests to use in the fall or early spring.

Most are 1500 watts so my unit (Costco) is a little underpowered but it does heat you even on windy days.

I am thinking of moving it to my grill area this year because it would get more use I feel.

Here is a company that sells them & the new one has a coupon code that is pretty good.

http://www.sunheat.com/Outdoor-Electric-Infrared-Heaters_c_96.html

The discount code on the Bluetooth unit is (tailgate816).


Anyway it won't make your Canadian winter into Miami but it may take the chill off.

[Pappymn]

We are a hearty folk in Minnesota. We don't need no stinkin heater

[Ka Honu]

We are a hearty folk in Minnesota Hawaii. We don't need no stinkin heater

[teesquare]

We are a hearty folk in Minnesota Hawaii. We don't need no stinkin heater

What a "cold - blooded" thing to say....well - there is that reptile thing I suppose....

[Smokin Don]

Hey Art you might want to look at these for your cook area. I used a neighbors to heat my garage at XMas one year it got too hot and had to shut it off. They really put out the heat.
https://www.amazon.com/Dyna-Glo-TT15CDGP-Liquid-Propane-Heater/dp/B0044R8Y4Y/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1475724915&sr=8-6&keywords=Propane+Heaters

Maybe you should be looking for sandbags! Hope you all stay safe if the storm comes in there! Don

[sparky]

In California we use good bourbon.  Works just as good.

[Tailgating is my game]

We are a hearty folk in Minnesota. We don't need no stinkin heater

LOL -20 is a warm day for you folks