How do you heat your garage/workshop in the winter?

[arceeguy]

Just wondering how you guys keep warm in the cold winter months when wrenching on your toys.

I use a kerosene heater. It is very economical compared to propane, at least when you are using the 20lb grill tanks.

[spad4me]

The coldest it has been here is 64 degrees at night.
I actually had a hard time swapping a no mor flats tire and tube cause it was so cold .
I usually change them in a 120 degree frenzy.

[ibdennyak]

Last winter, an oil furnace. This winter longjohns.

[Turtle Tedd]

Up until this year..electric space heaters..expensive....recently got central heat and air...ran duct out into garage and hid it to pass code and inspection..will hook it up soon

[Pablo]

I have a good electric heater and a bunch of quartz spot lights. Sounds crazy, but with mats to stand on it's bearable as long as it's not below 25°F or so (OUTSIDE!) (a bit rare) and plenty of vital light.

[Pablo]

Up until this year..electric space heaters..expensive....recently got central heat and air...ran duct out into garage and hid it to pass code and inspection..will hook it up soon

Dude. You are in Florida.

[arceeguy]

When it is 65F in Florida, they break out the parkas.

[AussieJester]

Whats a h e a t e r ...SUCKERS

KiM

[Turtle Tedd]

In Florida anything below 60 is cold...at that point we don't even put our beer in the fridge

[bbb]

Up here in Canada who needs a dang beer fridge...stick it in the snow bank long enuf (15-30 min) so when you open it it freezes solid...that's a cold beer. As far as a workable shop temp..anything above freezing works.