Mi-T-M MH-0018-0D10 Propane Cabinet Utility Heater, 18000 BTU
Key features
- •Variable heat control
- •Clean, quiet, instant radiant heat
- •No electricity required
- •Wind resistant burner system
- •Heating Area: 600 sq. ft
Mi-T-M MH-0018-0D10 Propane Cabinet Utility Heater, 18000 BTU
List Price: $341.93$307.74DEALYou Save: $34.19 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.3
out of 5
Based on 7 reviews
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Not a good unit. Doesn't last long
Amazon Customer•March 7, 2017
Not a good unit. Doesn't last long! 13 months and it was out to the junk! Gas valve went bad leaking gas.
Five Stars
marshall•July 12, 2016
LOVE THIS THING IT WILL HEAT MY WHOLE HOUSE IN LIKE 1 HOUR
Five Stars
Barbara Ging•November 26, 2015
Works great and 40.00 cheaper then the store.
Best buy ever.
Roy Buntyn•April 2, 2015
This is what needed and it was delivered quick before the next cold snap came. This did a great job keeping my home warm and lowered my electric bill to.
Good little unit that keeps things toasty warm and yet ...
GaiasChild•March 5, 2015
Good little unit that keeps things toasty warm and yet uses propane incredibly economically. It puts out so much heat that I've only had to put it on the high setting a couple of times all winter! Note that there is no thermostat and only 3 heat settings (low-medium-high), and there is no way to reduce the heat below the low setting - if it gets too hot, too bad! :-) Big issue: the knob that controls the ignition and the heat does *not* pull up or turn smoothly. I can ignite the pilot easily enough, but then have to keep needle-nose pliers next to the heater in order to be able to turn it on. This item was delivered promptly, but it was not well protected and it arrived in a VERY flimsy made-in-China cardboard box that had been damaged in transit... as a result, the bottom back corner of the heater had been slightly crushed, so the propane tank does not sit in there exactly as it should. Consider requesting extra packing!
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