Portable Radiant Big Buddy Heater with Hose and Adapter

Product was misrepresented in the ad, it was supposed to come with as a kit with a 5' propane hose and an AC adaptor for the fan. IT DIDN'T HAVE ANYTHING EXTRA IN THE BOX. HEATER ONLY. -- FALSE ADVERTISING.

The picture in the description clearly shows that it comes with a 5' hose and an electric plug in for the fan, neither of which were supplied with my purchase.

Great Heater for my 10 x 16 foot storage building. It heats it right up and stays comfortably even when the temperature are in the teens outside and my storage garage has no insulation

Listing advertised a hose and ac adapter, but it is only a heater. Stay away from this seller if that is what you are looking for. This heater is cheaper elsewhere if you are looking for just a heater.

It's great for indoor small spaces. 2-4 hours of heat can make a difference. While getting the kerosene heater working. Kerosene runs for many hours, much cheaper than propane.

Very good heater. Furnace went out. Fired up Big Buddy. Fixed furnace. Put away. Kitchen wall froze cold water line. Out came Big Buddy on medium setting with box fan assisting directing heat under sink. Got cold water flowing again. Put Big Buddy in garage on low to keep temps above freezing. Will go 3 days on low setting on BBQ propane tank.

Have not taken Mr Buddy out of box yet as it's still not cold enough to use. Bought for if electric goes out

what i got us not what i ordered!

Ignites easily and reliably. On high It can heat my 2 car garage to a very comfortable temperature in under 30 minutes. Also works well in the duck blind and seems quite durable.

I bought the Big Buddy heater to use inside a 10'x12' gazebo that covers our hot tub. So the area to be heated is about 120 square feet. Curtains surround the gazebo to keep wind out. Experiment #1 - Starting temperature inside gazebo was 32°, and hot tub cover was on. Big Buddy was set on high, with fan running. Thermometer was about 5 feet from the heater, and about 6.5 feet high. One hour later, temperature was up to 52°. Not sure if some of the temperature gain was from heat escaping the hot tub. Turned heater off, and half hour later, temperature dropped back to 32°. Experiment #2 - Starting temperature 32°. Checking for heat gain from just the hot tub, and no heater running. One hour later, temperature was at 42°, so it appears the heater use in experiment #1 resulted in a 10° increase. The heater came with a 5' hose, but no filter. Picked up a filter, but will use with a 20 pound tank after 1 pound tanks are empty.