The Mr.Heater Blue Flame Vent Free Heater (LP) Review

We bought the Mr.Heater Blue Flame Vent Free Heater from local Big R; works Great. I would recommend a small surge protector for the fan, and I used the yellow gas tape. I also suggest the two-stage regulator highly. I hope this helps someone save some money. www.youtube.co...
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[@IndianaDiy]

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[@marilyngillum5601]

We were having trouble with the pilot lighting, didn't know there a battery, thanks to watch this video, you mentioned there is a battery under the red button, our heater works now, thanks.

[@IndianaDiy]

Glad I could help.

[@GreenLegendRan]

Same as this guy said, except mine seems like it has an AAA battery. Tried AA and it didn't fit, so I went smaller and all was well. Thanks for making the video. Thanks again for telling people to get a two-stage regulator. That's not in every other video, that's for sure.

[@CW1116]

I was told to run a much different setup from the Mr. Heater to the start of the input hose. I believe that you need a drip pipe to contain the moisture that is produced and a shut-off valve within reach of the heater. I realize that your LP tank has a shut-off valve but that only would work when the LP tank is in the same room.... which - supposedly - is a no-no. Many people run the hose thru a wall or floor in order to hook up to a 100 lb. tank. All of what I'm saying is for when the heater is used more than just for "taking the chill off" occasionally like for an hour in the morning to preheat a room so the main furnace won't have to work so hard or long.

[@IndianaDiy]

Thanks for feedback an info. I did add a condensate drip on it at a later date. But we hardly used this unit, so I gave it to a family member. But I agree with your assessment of what I did and needed to change in video.

[@laurence9695]

THANK YOU, THANK YOU , THANK YOU.. I couldnt figure out how to light the blasted thing. I tried several youtube videos, yours was just the ticket.

[@IndianaDiy]

+Laurence Socrates Your welcome, glad I could help. Thanks for the feedback.

[@TheTrooperGirl]

I want to use this in my greenhouse for winter gardening to keep my plants warm. It would only run during the night so it doesn't freeze.

[@IndianaDiy]

Cool, let me know how it works for you. I'm looking at building a green house and doing hydroponics.

[@TheTrooperGirl]

You had me convinced! I ordered my heater today (MHVFB30TBLP). If you have any part numbers that I can reference to, that would be awesome and greatly appreciated. I really like you videos. They are very easy to understand and extremely helpful. Thank you so much!

[@IndianaDiy]

I hope the heater does everything you need,part numbers are easy. I haven't needed any yet, but let me know if any specifically your looking for... Also Thank You and I'm glad you like the videos. I like to make my videos exactly as you described. Thanks for watching.

[@IndianaDiy]

+jason yes it does

[@96radster]

Anything made by mr heater is great mine is a small buddy heater hooked to 20 lbs tank heats living just fine .

[@IndianaDiy]

rads ter Yeah they make good stuff, I haven't had any problems yet.

[@TheMarcostube]

Great video Thanks. 2021 stay safe

[@SaabAholic]

You really have to hold the pilot down (hard) for maybe 2 minutes if you’re just lighting it for the first time or have shut it off for a while. And it works just fine without the fan.

[@IndianaDiy]

Yeah, it's not a bad unit. Sorry for late reply.

[@shawneastman8913]

ok thank you I'm looking into swapping out my wood stove for one but wasn't sure how long they last from indiana aswell and spend time in my garage and maybe even run it all day

[@IndianaDiy]

Sorry for the late reply, Glad I could help.

[@adambauman8044]

I got one of these and was disappointed that it really doesn't come with a thermostat as stated. You can control the btu output with the knob but it won't shut down and then back on to maintain a set temp. Also, they say you need a 100 lb tank but you don't. The 100lb tank is to maintain proper pressure in cold weather. If you use smaller tanks out in the cold it is a good idea to insulate the tanks or buy a propane tank heater to keep it warm but the smaller tanks work fine if they don't get too cold.

[@IndianaDiy]

you're right it's not really a thermostat per say, But it does turn off and on with temperature unless they changed it. I have used 100 lb tank before but, Very large and heavy and Hard to transport for filling.

[@artgallery743]

If this burns propane, like a Buddy Heater it can't be ventless, as if it was in an airtight room you would die of carbon monoxide inhalation. Also, if i remember right, at least for the Buddy Heater your not supposed to use a regulator as that is built into the heater. For those you need to use a special hose that doesn't have the plasticer for keeping the rubber soft, as the plasticer comes out of the hose under pressure and messes up the heater.

[@IndianaDiy]

Well while it says vent less every one should use a good carbon monoxide detector with one of these, Also as the propane burns there is moisture generated from that. As far as I know It only has a temperature control valve inside and you must use a regulator.

[@freerobotsex]

It does burn propane and is ventless and indoor safe. Properly burning propane creates carbon dioxide and water. It only produces carbon monoxide when starved of oxygen, not burning efficiently so a well ventilated or large volume of air space is required. This unit is different than a buddy heater in that it requires a low pressure regulator at the tank.

[@jameskoralewski1006]

You stated that this is a natural gas heater and is vent-free. Your water heater is a natural gas heater and it must be vented to the outside to prevent Carbon Monoxide poisoning.

[@IndianaDiy]

True, But Vent free heaters work differently.

[@Dr.Pepper001]

This video is old. This heater today has no built in fan. You can order a fan as an accessory but you have to install it, which is a hassle.

[@IndianaDiy]

You are correct it is a old video. I have seen what you are talking about, it sucks when they go an change stuff like that to make more money.

[@EquityMarketor]

Thank you so much! I was trying to find out the fittings I need to hook mine up. I went to Walmart and lowes, I must have went to the wrong section. Ill go to lowes for the street elbow and threaded to flared adapter, and 2 stage adaptor, and hose. Now I can get this going. This is supplemental to my electric heat. This will be better I'm sure.

[@IndianaDiy]

Be careful, because some homeowners insurance will not cover it if not professionally installed. And get a good CO detector, better to be safe than sorry.

[@EquityMarketor]

@@IndianaDiy Thank you I did'nt even consider that. I have it on a medal box and with a fireplace screen in front of it. I'm super cautious. I have not finished it but have the Carbon Monoxide detector already installed. I'm hoping this will save me money on electricity and be emergency heat when the electricity goes out.

[@searcymasonry]

a fellow hoosier her with a question. i just bought a new dyna-glo 30 k btu and the knob wont turn in the direction of the 1 - 5 numbers . it isnt connected to a gas supply yet so im guessing that the knob is locked out until pilot heat is detected . im no slouch at mechanical things myself so i'll be finding the answer to this puzzling issue long before i try forcing the knob on the intricate and delicate gas valve . thank you in advance if you can help me with this issue .

[@suckmyassloser3641]

These work really well for about a year maybe two if your lucky. I know several people who had these and the thermocouple or the control knob stopped working after about that time. I've even seen the glass just shatter in one of these for no apparent reason. Nobody that I know will buy this brand again.

[@IndianaDiy]

suckmyassloser Well I know parts are cheap from Mr.Heater, But so far Im only using it in my garage. Its a nice unit but I still waiting to see how long it will hold up. I have a family member who bought one for his small garage/shed and is using it as a main heat source. I have looked at other Brands like procom and a few other but never heard anything really from anyone.

[@IndianaDiy]

I don't think they allow them because of the laws, Not For sure.

[@kenbork9072]

*****

[@tabooshadow1]

+suckmyassloser you would bitch at your mother's funeral because she didn't give you your allowance. I think your two digit IQ name says it all.

[@MrHeaterTV]

Thank you for the feedback on our heater!! Send us a message if you have any questions and feel free to subscribe to our channel.

[@IndianaDiy]

No problem.

[@samgray1583]

I bought a 30000 btu natural gas mr. Heater blue flame. I hooked it up, and it has performed without having issue. Realized that I could use a smaller one in the same area and move this to the another place. I bought a 20000 btu and hooked it up to the same output as the 30000 was at and the pilot won't pilot will not light. I have went through all the checks and nothing helps. Any help would be appreciated. (I also took the first 20000 btu back because it was doing the same thing, I just assumed it was a faulty thermal coupler or pilot light in general) now this one is doing the same thing and I must be missing something simple, I don't know.

[@kenzito6753]

Great Review bud! I especially liked the part where you highlighted the parts at the bottom. I have that same Mr. Buddy hose line, but need those two parts you said you got from a relative. What do you call those again? Sounded like "street elbow" and "flared adapter".

[@IndianaDiy]

+Ken Zito thanks for the feedback, glad you liked the video. Yes that's what I called them.

[@brendasullivan901]

loved my Mr. Heater, but the glass kept blowing out, 3 times and the company stated they don't make the parts anymore. so the debate is on, buy another Mr. Heater hoping it was a fluke and we have a lot of parts, or buy a different brand...?

[@IndianaDiy]

+Brenda Sullivan sorry to hear that. Have you looked at my other video about the ThermaBlaster. In the end it's up to you but I still like Mr heater, now the ThermaBlaster I have is nice for inside house on wall.

[@fiftyoon]

Note that the Mr Heater unit in this video has a steel plate. If used in a garage, the glass plates tend to get stressed over time due to cold temperatures (when the unit is off) and may crack. The current Mr Heather model with steel plate is F299741.

[@SUBDIVIDED]

Thank you for posting this video- looking to do the same setup in the garage with a Dyna-Glo 20,000 btu unit. Did you have any trouble with the 40lb tanks freezing while operating the heater? (were your tanks inside, or did you have them outside and run the hose through an exterior wall)

[@IndianaDiy]

+SUBDIVIDED tanks will get cold and frost because of the liquid turning to gas, yeah I had them in a non heated space and ran hose inside.

[@SUBDIVIDED]

Did a frosty tank affect the heater's function in any way?

[@IndianaDiy]

+SUBDIVIDED no,I never had any problems. Id run double propane tanks, when I ran the heater. Both tanks would frost up but no loss in performance.

[@laragreene8328]

I've never seen a Mister heater like that one. Maybe theyre discontinued or only sold up North.

[@IndianaDiy]

It's a contractor grade, they may have discontinued them or changed them.

[@randyusmc]

how did you know what regulator to use for it, i almost bought one but was told i needed a 100lb tank. Is this your first year running it? reviews say to watch for mold.

[@IndianaDiy]

randyusmc I though I saw on the box, Min of 20 lbs tank, Not for sure But it Runs perfect on a 40 Lbs tank. Yes it is my first Year running it. I went with the 2 stage regulator because of a more steady flow, I am going to be buying 2 100 lbs tanks and connecting them with the mr heater 2 tank connection kit.

[@joedirty7469]

I'm curious, what is the purpose of the fan? I grew up with Dearborn heaters without fans. Is it some form of safety feature or does it have another function?

[@IndianaDiy]

It does help move the air away and kinda push it around.

[@carlthornton3076]

Very Good!!!

[@IndianaDiy]

Thanks!

[@angelicm26]

How is this vent free? What happens with the dunes and burned gases?

[@IndianaDiy]

Angelo C Its vent free since there is no exhaust vent needed, But you do want to have some fresh air and a carbon monoxide detector.

[@colbolt54]

Why do they say "two stage adjustable regulator" I looked it up and don't see any two stages that actually say they are adjustable. Is this a "given" I mean do I assume the two stage adjustable regulators are ALL adjustable!!?

[@IndianaDiy]

There is a small adjustment Screw on the regulator, but as a general rule you don't have to mess with it.

[@colbolt54]

Indiana Diy thank you! Appreciate your quick response

[@IndianaDiy]

+Doc savage no problem, glad to help

[@MrReolmm]

What may be wrong when vent is operating okay but no heat is blown around the room? Is there any way to fix it?

[@IndianaDiy]

The fan will only circulate the warm air in front of it. It doesn't blow tons of heat across a large area. You may have to use a fan or ceiling fan if possible.

[@moulin680]

Thanks for the video! Will the thermostat work if the fan is not working? I am not planning to have it connected to power, but still would like to have the thing running on its own, as long as thermostat will control the temperature! In fact, how is it done? Does it turn it on and off when set temperature is reached?? Thanks!!

[@IndianaDiy]

+moulin6801 you are correct on both thoughts. It does continue to work if fan is off or not powered , and the thermostat works like a furnace does. No problem your welcome.

[@rutniktrainer]

Yes

[@lrhogusa]

Is there a control knob for the thermostat?

[@rogerniesen8676]

What fittings are needed coming out of the bottom of the unit? I have a Mr. Heater hose and regulator already. Do i need any thread tape at all?

[@IndianaDiy]

+Roger Niesen they are 3/8" in Fittings, and pipe. I use yellow gas tape, you need it. Then make sure to chk with either soapy water or gas chk spray. Let me know if need any other info.

[@stevefranek]

Is it safe to operate the heater with the propane tank in the same room?

[@IndianaDiy]

It's not going to hurt it as long as it's not in front of it. You can run it through a wall if you want,but remember if being installed in your house or garage most insurance companies want it professional installed.

[@JackssonClark]

This is what I was worried about with mine. When researching for my basement, all I kept reading was that it was insane to have a propane tank indoors ever.

[@TheTrooperGirl]

What is the fan wattage? I want to hook up the fan to a solar set up to run automatically. Also how long does the 40# tank last on the low setting?

[@IndianaDiy]

+TheTrooperGirl Thats a great idea. As far as the wattage goes it's not in the Owners manual and it not printed on the fan. im sure the fan wattage is not the much. I like your Idea, Im looking a building a solar furnace with solar powered fans. The 40# tank lasts a long time id say 4-5 days depending on how cold it is, but usually how long it runs for us.

[@TheTrooperGirl]

I was also told that the unit has a regulator built into it. Will it hurt anything if I attach a 2 stage regulator as well in addition to the internal one that comes with the unit?

[@IndianaDiy]

I haven't noticed a problem at all with the 2 stage on my heater. The internal is just there to regulate it to the btu.

[@jeffreyelliott622]

@@IndianaDiy I'm gonna see if my 10 ft mr. heater hose with no additional filter required will fit the u-joint connection part and if so I'll go with that instead of getting the 2 stage regulator kit !!!

[@IndianaDiy]

Just be careful, better to be safe than sorry!

[@gsilcoful]

I have basically the same model but mine has glass in front. Have you ever taken the front off to clean the pilot?

[@IndianaDiy]

+gsilcoful no I haven't. Should be easy to do.

[@gsilcoful]

Thanks

[@toddmckee9578]

I have the same unit . Does anyone heater make noise while heating up or cooling I think it's the metal expanding and contracting loud banging noises

[@IndianaDiy]

Most of these heaters make some type of noise but what you're describing is correct.

[@anthonyjulio9451]

why do you suggest the two stage regulator? I'm new to this type of heat and not sure of the setup that should be used. Thank you

[@IndianaDiy]

Anthony Julio Well 2 stage is for more of a constant fuel flow, and I haven't had a problem with my heater. I Read that 2 stage works better for heaters and appliances like those. Now I highly recommend a bigger tank than 30 lbs, I suggest at least a 40 lbs or two connected in series. With my Tanks Connected in series using a mr heater two tank connecter, my tanks last me about 4 days or so at about 70-75 F.

[@artstreetstudio]

I got one of these about 6 years ago. The pilot assembly went out. The website support was absolutely not helpful. I've had to practically take the whole heater apart to replace a $20 part. It's really nuts - so poorly designed. The little door in the back wasn't helpful in replacing the part. There are no videos or tutorials about how to replace the pilot assembly. If it's going to go out so soon, then it shouldn't be a total PITA to replace a $25 part.

[@IndianaDiy]

Wow interesting, I look into that before I have to replace it.

[@drackkor725]

These work on natural gas and can be put in house. My question is will it run with no power? And what is better this or Kerosene heat?

[@IndianaDiy]

+Drackkor you are correct it will run without power. It would depend on price of fuel, plus lp or natural gas units produce condensation. Kerosene doesn't produce condensation, you can buy clear kerosene in stores but higher price.

[@drackkor725]

Ok that is good to know. Wasn't sure on price and which is better. Kerosene has a smell to it but also has portable quality. But have to run our and buy Kerosene. Thanks

[@IndianaDiy]

+Drackkor yeah that clear kerosene called Kleenheat, I don't know how bad that stuff smells. I agree about it being portable, also good back up heater in case of emergency.

[@TalklikeAPirate]

The unit will still work and heat without power but the fan will not work to blow out the heat. It will work the same as a unit without the "fan" option.

[@drackkor725]

Thanks

[@tylerthompson1229]

Question here, I have the same heater but i ran my propane through about 16 feet of black steel line to get to my outside tanks, 2 100lb, but cant get mine to light. Im new to propane heaters so would you have any tips? Seems like its not getting gas, is there a need to purge it with 16ft+ of line, if so have any guess as to how?

[@AnthonyHill77]

tyler thompson do you have a regulator hooked up as well?

[@tylerthompson1229]

Anthony Hill yes, a two stage from mr. Heater

[@mexiiboiivlogs7432]

Bleed the line open propane by the heater and bleed the line

[@IndianaDiy]

Purge or bleed air from the line try again.

[@JohnWayne-xo7js]

Hey man I have a one and it will light. Fine then runes for a min. Then turns off. But the pilot light stays on and eventually its get to were it won't even turn on the big flame just the pilot light any ideas. Please. It would be much helpful. Thanks.

[@IndianaDiy]

It might be dirty pilot light, or gas valve not opening with thermostat.

[@JohnWayne-xo7js]

I just bought the heater today and the regulator that I'm using is a regulator for a propane grill 75000 BTU my Dyna-Glo heater is 35000 BTU do you think it's not getting enough gas flow.

[@IndianaDiy]

It might be possible.

[@mrhuntinjunkie]

You feel the Mr. heater is a better made product or the Thermablaster?

[@IndianaDiy]

+mrhuntinjunkie I use the thermalblaster allot, I would say it's better. But in the end it really depends on use.

[@dpcaddyboy]

I just want to know would that rubber holes be safe to run on a 27,000 BTU ? I'm trying to run my holes out the window with the 20 pound propane gas outside would this be safe

[@IndianaDiy]

+CBR 600F ACCORD COUPE are you talking about the heater hose in stores you can buy? You can but since it's not professional install most insurance won't cover if house burns.

[@dpcaddyboy]

Yes thanks..Can you tell me if it will be safe ?

[@IndianaDiy]

+CBR 600F ACCORD COUPE I couldn't say it's safe to use. But if you are going to do that I would be very careful. Sorry if that's a vague answer

[@dpcaddyboy]

thanks a lot man

[@colbolt54]

Rubber tends to crack with the weather so be very careful

[@larrytxeast8756]

So there are none of those cermaic grates no orange glow?

[@IndianaDiy]

Yes, you’re correct.

[@larrytxeast8756]

@@IndianaDiy I'm surprised. Prior to today every such heater I'd seen had grates which turn blue then orange. I saw one of these for sale $100 FB Marketplace and I thought it was missing necessary grates & thus almost didn't buy it until I saw your video.

[@IndianaDiy]

Yes, There are a lot of the ceramic grates on these type of heaters usually i look for contractor grade versions of them to avoid those grates.

[@lindafarrington1614]

I wish mine had lasted more than two winters

[@IndianaDiy]

Sorry to hear that.

[@zemzabob]

Have you had any issues with this heater since the video?

[@IndianaDiy]

No it still works fine, No issues. We don't use it in the house now that we have a new furnace.

[@ti994apc]

So I just go the natural gas version. It says in the instructions to clean the pilot every 3 months by blowing air on it. Do you know how to get to the pilot? Do you unscrew the bottom tray or remove the front guard and class? mrheater.com/downloads/dl/file/id/29/mhvfr.pdf

[@IndianaDiy]

Bottom of the heater does come off remove the screws.

[@TwinL222]

Can I convert My Mr. Heater (MHVFB20NG8T) to Propane?

[@IndianaDiy]

Most Mr. Heater is not dual fuel that I am aware of, so that being said usually you cannot convert them.

[@TheTrooperGirl]

when you mention "cannot be converted" do you mean that I cannot get another size orifice other than what comes with the unit?

[@IndianaDiy]

Correct if you bought propane you can only buy that orifice. I was looking into trying to do a complete conversion but didn't try it, I was going to try and replace all propane parts with natural gas parts.

[@TheTrooperGirl]

+Indiana Diy'er you have me convinced! I ordered my heater today. (MHVFB30TBLP) If you have any part numbers that I can reference to that would be awesome and greatly appreciated. I really like your videos they are very easy to understand and extremely helpful. Thank you so much!!

[@TheTrooperGirl]

can the pilot orifice be changed out ?

[@IndianaDiy]

Yes, you can order it online. The mr heaters cannot be converted. To order online look at there parts section, you must have the model number.

[@TheTrooperGirl]

+Indiana Diy'er when you mention "cannot be converted" do you mean I cannot get another size orifice?

[@shawneastman8913]

how long does it last on a tank

[@IndianaDiy]

+Shawn Eastman well 40 lbs tank, about 4-5 days at setting 2 on dial

[@timm2020]

How many hours can you get with a 40 pound tank?

[@IndianaDiy]

On setting 2 4-5 days depending if heater came on more. Some times it was 3-4 but I left heater on setting 2.

[@timm2020]

***** Okay thanks.

[@rbodell]

Mine quit working after 2 years

[@IndianaDiy]

Sorry to hear that, They have replacement parts unless you already bought a new one. Sorry for late reply.

[@rbodell]

@@IndianaDiy I am going to buy something else. I live in Alaska. It gets cold here LOL.

[@rbodell]

@@IndianaDiy they put out the heat, mine is 20K I think without the fan. At 20 below it runs 3 times an hour for about 2 1/2 minutes No oxygen problem either, its a 16x24 cabin, believe me, it is tight. I just don't want to rebuild it every other year.

[@IndianaDiy]

@@rbodell awesome, sounds like it does a great job to me. I don't blame you about the rebuild though. Did you look at my other video on the Thermablaster I believe they make smaller units

[@rbodell]

@@IndianaDiy Ill check them out, I haven't made a choice yet.

[@sheilamclaughlin963]

They won’t

[@IndianaDiy]

?

[@colbolt54]

Kinda a turn off that you can't see the flame

[@IndianaDiy]

+Doc savage yes, the design is different from the glass models where flame is visible. But it holds more heat because of that plate.

[@davidredden8361]

Your camera lens looks like it’s made out of a funhouse mirror.

[@IndianaDiy]

Sorry, it might have been a camera problem, I am in process of buying an advanced camera for better filming. Thanks for the feedback.

[@mark16277]

Cuz , there's nothing wrong with this. David is a lost.

[@timm2020]

How long does the tank of gas last.

[@IndianaDiy]

+timm2020 I was running 3-4 days but I was heating up a 1500 sqft house. Plus I use it with dual 40 lbs tanks, I have a two tank connector.

[@bfootballs]

He said Menards LOL

[@IndianaDiy]

Yeah, I'm not the Biggest Menards fan. I prefer Home Depot.

[@perla6173]

Z

[@IndianaDiy]

I am sorry for the long video if that is what your comment was about.