portable heater for tent camping image
alexandra
Answer
Yes there is...............it's called DeLonghi Safe Heat.
It's electric & on wheels so that you can move it from room to room. Looks like a compact radiator. Heats very well & does not get hot to the touch. Very safe around children. I have one for about 5 years & just love it. I lent it to my friend to use in their tent when they went camping in the fall last year. They loved it so much...............they bought their own.
You can look on the Delonghi website for it.
I recommend it very highly.
Yes there is...............it's called DeLonghi Safe Heat.
It's electric & on wheels so that you can move it from room to room. Looks like a compact radiator. Heats very well & does not get hot to the touch. Very safe around children. I have one for about 5 years & just love it. I lent it to my friend to use in their tent when they went camping in the fall last year. They loved it so much...............they bought their own.
You can look on the Delonghi website for it.
I recommend it very highly.
Which Tent Is Best For A Portable Sauna?
Gerald
I read on a online website that you can make a portable sauna with the heater and a tent. Which tent would be best for it? Money Range $20- $30..... I already have the heater.....
Answer
For $20-30 you're not going to get a very good tent. You're probably going to have to make your own out of plastic or tarps.
When you are choosing, make sure you know that the material you are using won't degrade at your sauna's temperature. Cotton canvas, nylon, polypropylene, and polyesters are good choices. All of these have use limits above 200°F.
Polyethylene is a really bad choice because some grades can melt at as low as 140°F. Many low-end camping tents are made at least partially from Polyethylene. Vinyls like PVC are also a bad choice because, while they do not break down, they emit toxic chemicals.
For $20-30 you're not going to get a very good tent. You're probably going to have to make your own out of plastic or tarps.
When you are choosing, make sure you know that the material you are using won't degrade at your sauna's temperature. Cotton canvas, nylon, polypropylene, and polyesters are good choices. All of these have use limits above 200°F.
Polyethylene is a really bad choice because some grades can melt at as low as 140°F. Many low-end camping tents are made at least partially from Polyethylene. Vinyls like PVC are also a bad choice because, while they do not break down, they emit toxic chemicals.
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