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Outdoor Patio Heaters Make A Massive Carbon Footprint

If you’re worried about your carbon footprint then turn off your outdoor patio heaters. To be honest this is the one page in this section that’s going to be about disposing of equipment rather than buying it.

If you really do want to buy a patio heater then click here but please consider this fact first.

It doesn’t matter what size of gas bottle you have a patio heater will heat the same amount of space indoors that it can outdoors for Ten Times the length of time. It really is a waste of energy because the vast majority of the heat goes into the atmosphere.

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In fact, one patio heater linked up to a 25 pound LPG cylinder on full volume kicks out more carbon that a speeding truck and remember that a patio heater doesn’t have anything to filter its harmful gases.

If it gets a bit chilly in the late summer evening, don’t add to your carbon footprint, put on an extra layer, grin and bare it for the sake of the planet.

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