Mr. Heater F232017 MH9BXRV Buddy Grey Indoor-Safe Portable RV Radiant Heater (4,000-9,000-BTU)

Definitely worth the money! Kept me toasty as hell in my blind. One 1 lb propane tank on low lasts about 5 hours. Very easy to use! VERY light weight. So many other uses! You can grill hot dogs on this thing!!!!

Works great, exactly what I wanted.

Excellent heater! I used it during camping, and you can be sure you’ll stay warm at night. Just make sure to have an extra propane cylinder. We camped in Jim Thorpe at the end of August when it was 7°C, and we went through 2 cylinders. We also had a detector in the tent for safety in case of fire or gas leak.

Best in it's weight class in my opinion. Starts easy, burns clean and safe. Will warm my 10'x10' Kodiak, 25* ambient, in less than 15 minutes. (in my chones warm)

People often end up buying these when the winter storms come along, which is what I did. And thankfully, it did get here just in time to save us from having a vacate to a hotel. But WOW it cost quite a bit at that time, so if you live out in an area that's prone to losing power in the winter climate, just own one of these or something like it. Why not grab it in the summer time when they're discounted? We have it set up where we can re-fill portable tanks, or rig up the heater to work with a large tank. We only have a 1-story ranch house at about 1200 sq/ft to heat in emergencies. However, it does get the job done when placed in the center of the floor space. We were out of power for nearly 5 days. The portable buddy did not create a warm and toasty atmosphere or anything like that... but it did keep the house livable. In our case, we set it up between the kitchen and living room, and just lived inside the living room for a couple days... not expecting this little thing to fill an entire house with radiant heat from one source. We do have brand new Andersen windows that hold heat well, so that was a factor in maintaining the warmth. However, I was still impressed at how this heater performed at even its low setting. We switched it back and forth between low and high to conserve propane, and sometimes were even able to turn it off for a while when the sun was beaming in. Before it arrived we were at an indoor temp of about 50 degrees, and threatening to go lower. This heater combined with our new windows was able to hold us above 60 in the living room and kitchen areas. We just closed the bedroom doors until the power was restored. Sure we still needed sweaters and fluffy socks, but like I said... it was bad, and we were lucky we didn't have to leave. An affordable heater and 20lb tank of propane (maybe 2) is a lot cheaper than several days in a hotel. I suspect this would also do well in an insulated garage setting, although it likely would only create a bearable environment as opposed to a toasty one. Either way... when you're pressed into a slight emergency, you wanna already have one of these, especially if you've already got the propane tanks laying around for your grill or whatnot. Get it while it's cheap, spend an hour or so familiarizing yourself with the heater and your propane setup, and then store it until you need it.

This little heater is awesome ! Puts out a lot of heat and warms up a room fast ! The small propane bottle does not last long so I’m a bit disappointed in that issue.

Had an occasion to test this product over the winter when my furnace went out, and I was without heat for a week. Worked well, but a little too small for a large open space. Would be ideal for a small bedroom. Still, it put out enough heat to keep me more or less comfortable in the living room while there was no heat at all in the house. Light weight and very easy to carry. Very easy to replace tanks and turn on and off. This little unit I got had no fan, might think of getting a larger one with a fan in the future for a larger space. However, this model did me just fine in a heat-off emergency.

I love this heater. It's so easy to use and very portable. It does heat the immediate area in front of it substantially, so I would recommend setting a small fan in front of it a couple of feet away so the heat doesn't create a hot spot.