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Old 10-20-02, 09:01   #1 (permalink)
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started "winterizing" the garage today

The weak point of my garage is the windows, I mean I insulated the walls and the big doors last winter, then this summer I put in two new entry doors, the last thing on the list is new windows and that will have to wait till next year. So today I went and got some 4mil plastic for the windows, put 4 layers on each window for a 16mil total, doesn’t look the greatest but When we just got home it was 57 in the garage and it is 39 outside. I haven’t had the heat on for a few days either… looks like it is worth it so far.
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what are you using for heat in the garage while you're in there, just space heaters or something else? I'm trying to decide on what I want to do in mine, been looking at some infrared heaters that hang from the walls so far, but they're WAAAY expensive (lookin for cheaper alternatives)
 
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16mil total?
LOL ya that to HAHA
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what are you using for heat in the garage while you're in there, just space heaters or something else? I'm trying to decide on what I want to do in mine, been looking at some infrared heaters that hang from the walls so far, but they're WAAAY expensive (lookin for cheaper alternatives)
I use a ready heater when I am out there..
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