Mr Heater 10,000 - 30,000 BTU Dual Burner Heater Review Model MH30T

[@zarahensley4907]

As a senior woman on my own.....I so needed this video today due to certain circumstances and this helped me tremendously. Thank you so much.

[@BooneDownSouth]

I'm glad it was of help to you!

[@penamatuu3015]

Straight to the point you don’t know how much we appreciate reviews that get straight to the point thank you for the review

[@BooneDownSouth]

I'm glad you liked it! Thank you.

[@JohnWaclawski]

Thanks for the great, no nonsense review! Quick, to the point and the icing on the cake was the follow-up review!! These are the best reviews!

[@BooneDownSouth]

John - Hey man I appreciate the nice comments!

[@jaywali249]

I love mine. It allows me to continue my cigar game here in Maryland...at least up until it gets around 30 degrees.

[@BooneDownSouth]

Perfect! ;)

[@solomonkane1712]

I just bought one about an hour ago. Thanks for making this video. 👍🏼

[@BooneDownSouth]

Glad I could help!

[@aliciabarbr]

Love the great information! Just bought one ... with your recommendation. Can't wait for it to get here. Its getting cold, Southern South Carolina. Thanks so much!

[@BooneDownSouth]

Alicia I am in the upstate of South Carolina and it just finished snowing again!

[@ambush4464444]

Fellow South Carolinian. Thanks for the vid

[@BooneDownSouth]

Sure thing!

[@tomaskey6844]

Glad I watched because I thought it had igniters built in. It’s fine w/o them but good to know ahead of time. I’m going to order it to replace the single burner Mr Heater that I gave to my Mom. That one worked flawlessly for years.

[@BooneDownSouth]

Glad it helped. Glad to also know the single burner one worked great for years as well. Mine is still doing great. Was using it just the other in the workshop. Still works like a champ!

[@joshhead9368]

Great video man. Thanks for the awesome review. I watched this right before buying mine and I'm confident I made the right choice. Cheers from Alberta Canada.

[@BooneDownSouth]

Josh, that is great man. I hope you get many years of use out of it!

[@robertheintz8017]

Cold South Carolina winter LOL. Let's see how that thing performs in a Canadian winter at -35C.

[@williejwrightjr]

I gotta get me one and I live in Williamston,SC Thanks for the great review

[@BooneDownSouth]

Thanks for the comments. I know right where that is!

[@barryhinton8359]

This was a very good video . thank you for showing us how to light🔥the heater .

[@BooneDownSouth]

Glad it was helpful!

[@monmixer]

Cool, thanks, I'm buying two of them for power outages.

[@johnniecarter681]

Thanks for the video. Im buying it right now.

[@BooneDownSouth]

Your welcome Johnnie Carter!

[@andyrhee9745]

Are the burner heads adjustable and or directional. Instead of facing forward, I would like to point them in different direction.

[@jeffc7470]

Have you gotten an answer to thus? Im shopping for one now and was wondering the same

[@andyrhee9745]

@@jeffc7470 I bought them and yes, they are adjustable up to 45 degree angle. It puts out good amount of heat as well.

[@RP-lp2ze]

Perfect. Thank you!

[@BooneDownSouth]

You're welcome!

[@markwaple3186]

what is the byproduct of the burning propane? Is there any CO2 being released?

[@BooneDownSouth]

Mark - I am not an expert on this however, CO is what is dangerous, not CO2. You could argue long term effects of CO2 but in general we are breathing CO2 everyday. CO is what is dangerous. My understanding is that CO2 is generated when burning propane unless there is not enough oxygen in the area to form the CO2 molecule in which case CO is what will be produced. That is why you want to have plenty of ventilation where you are running this and I would also have a carbon monoxide detector if you are in more of a confined environment.

[@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113]

It makes a "Product" (Non-Flammable Camouflage Military Fatigues, for descendants of the late Daniel Boone, not ready to say "Bye", to him, as of yet.)

[@OutdoorTonez]

I got mine from Harbor freight for 64.99 those run at least 124.99 the Mr.heaters. Half the price you can buy 2 and have 4 burners at 124$

[@BooneDownSouth]

Looks like a good find!

[@donnahood8803]

My heat level control knob came apart and I'm not sure how to reassemble it. Help

[@BooneDownSouth]

Donna I would suggest putting a call in to Mr Heater to see if they can help you. The number on their website is 1-800-251-0001.

[@donnahood8803]

@@BooneDownSouth Thank you so much for getting back so quickly and with a great response!!! Awesome!!!!!

[@gregorypage9674]

Indicates on box independent heat settings. Have you found a way to do this without a complete shut down? Can you just turn off one burner only while it is running?

[@BooneDownSouth]

@Gregory Page - Sorry for the delay getting back to you. So I don't see how you would be able to do that on mine. I can see how you only have one lit, but not have both lit and turn one off. I don't think mine has independent heat settings.

[@Jimbo_Conn]

Any idea how long a 20 pound tank would last ?? just got a dyno glo convection heater I think I'm going to exchange for this top heater.the dyno glo looks great but may be too much and burn thru too much gas too quickly for what I need.

[@SupaFUZZZZZZ]

Same as other posters have mentioned. I appreciate the video. The unit is not really labelled well and the instructions are a bit confusing. Plus the instructions with mine came rolled up like a tube so I had to flatten it out with some weights for a couple of days. Lol.

[@BooneDownSouth]

Glad it helped out! Mine is still working like a champ.

[@FULLHOUSEBBQ]

Thx for being honest

[@BooneDownSouth]

Thanks Ontario Kayak. I try to keep things real.

[@bikedawg]

can the heaters be angled to point straight up?

[@BooneDownSouth]

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. They are attached on a bracket that mounts to the tank so they can't point straight up unless you make some other type of bracket. They don't rotate.

[@scottallen99]

Is this REALLY OK for indoor use? (Inside your barn/garage?)

[@BooneDownSouth]

Scott - that depends on the circumstances. I use mine in my barn all through the winter. I also have a carbon monoxide detector in there as well. My barn is not super insulated either. To this point the carbon monoxide detector has never alarmed and I have never gotten sleepy working out there. Not to say that will work in all situations and you probably need to limit your exposure time indoors. I have seen this topic argued back and forth on several forums and made the decision that I will use it under the circumstances I have laid out above. As far as burning things down, you just need to use common sense and keep the burners away from things. Usually when I am using it I am the only one in there or maybe a helper so it's not like I have little kids running around in there - which would definitely not be safe!

[@0for30]

@@BooneDownSouth I just got the heater and thought I would use it in my garage but after reading your response I think I should go a different route for my situation. Thanks for your honest response!

[@BooneDownSouth]

@@0for30 If you leave your garage door cracked and throw a carbon monoxide detector in there you might be ok.

[@jacobortwine7063]

Do u think itssafe as a little buddy heater. I bought this because my little buddy can't heat this place up.

[@BooneDownSouth]

So I have a buddy heater too. From a safety standpoint, I would think you still have the same CO issue to be concerned with, however, this heater puts WAAAY more heat out than a buddy heater without question so its a lot hotter and a bigger area to get burned with it if you bump it. My buddy heater would not make a difference in my barn that is why I bought this and it works great heating up my barn.

[@Schnippen_Schnappen1]

Isn’t this bad for indoor use? Co2 ??

[@BooneDownSouth]

I would be very careful with fully enclosed indoor use. When I run it in my barn/workshop, the door is cracked open, and I have a CO detector running as well.

[@LosSabinos]

Is this safe for use indoors ? or just outdoor use !?

[@BooneDownSouth]

I use it indoors in a well ventilated barn. As long as there is plenty of air flow you should be alright. If you are in a closed in confined area you run the risk of carbon monoxide. Anytime I run it indoors I have a carbon monoxide detector as well.

[@johnbudzinski4042]

I have one (XtrempowerUS Tank Top Propane Heater CSA Dual Burner) and it doesn't stay lit. It produces heat and turns red but the second I lift my finger off, it turns off. I think it could be the sensor, any suggestions?

[@BooneDownSouth]

@John Budzinski - The only thing I know about these types of heaters is that you have to hold that finger on there for at least 20-30 seconds to get everything warmed up and then slowly start to take your finger off. I had one years ago that was finicky but this one is not. You really need to keep your finger on there until things get good and orange before you pull it off. If you are already doing that I am not sure what the problem could be.

[@johnbudzinski4042]

@@BooneDownSouth thanks for the response. I returned the model seemed to be defected.

[@ReviveTheWildy]

Ty

[@BooneDownSouth]

you bet!

[@fritzzwickey]

Can I run one burner?

[@BooneDownSouth]

Yes you can.

[@futbol1972]

How long does a 20lbs last?

[@BooneDownSouth]

One of the commenters below stated that "Mr. Heater states: 14.5 hrs run time on 20 lb. propane tank to extend time outdoors"

[@futbol1972]

@@BooneDownSouth did they say in what setting though low, middium or high and with only one or both heaters running?

[@sheliaphipps383]

How can’ I get my 30,000 btu heater on 3 butner

[@BooneDownSouth]

Sheila. Not sure what you are trying to do but this is just a 2 burner unit.

[@bungalobill7941]

My granddaddy loved his Mr Heater tank top heater and used it for 30 years. Then grandaddy died and I bought me one. Grandaddy was so impressed that he rose up out of the grave to come and take a look. Then he tried to eat my brains. That was the bad part.

[@BooneDownSouth]

Too funny man!

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

great review :) New friend Ruthie

[@BooneDownSouth]

Thank you!

[@johndough6775]

He'll I can't get mine the screw into my tank

[@BooneDownSouth]

Must be something jacked up on yours then. Give them a call and tell them they sent you a defective one!

[@johndough6775]

@@BooneDownSouth just discovered lefty is righty 😅🤓

[@BooneDownSouth]

@@johndough6775 Too funny! I've done stuff like that before too.

[@johndough6775]

@@BooneDownSouth 😅😅 yea I feel like a complete doof.

[@BooneDownSouth]

@@johndough6775 Yea we have all been there! More times than we would like to admit.