I've always found zippo brand stuff are great for outdoor heating and bushmills does a passable range of interior heating options.
Your best bet is a small oil-filled radiator to keep the heat off and stay safe, you could also look at tubular heaters.
Are you camping at a location with mains electric? If so you need to check that the site will allow mains to be run into a tent, you also need to make sure that you use a properly wired and RCD protected mains feed into the tent.
Its not camping if youve got a heater. Its just staying in a tent or glamping i believe its called by hippies
Yes. It's called a sleeping bag.
With the right clothes and sleeping bag you just don't get cold.
Until you get out of it and have to put on freezing cold clothes
You put your next days clothes either in the bag with you or under you while you sleep.
I don't see the point of camping with heaters and TVs. Just go stay in a caravan or B&B.
I've always found zippo brand stuff are great for outdoor heating and bushmills does a passable range of interior heating options.
Also whys this in home and garden? Surely it's the very opposite?
Initially thought that was a references to Irish whisky. (really not?)
I know you asked for electric but if its just to take the chill off then have you considered a gas heater?
I went with the Campingaz BlueCat though stock seems limited now. But I think something like that would be perfect for you.
I know you asked for electric but if its just to take the chill off then have you considered a gas heater?
I went with the Campingaz BlueCat though stock seems limited now. But I think something like that would be perfect for you.
Dont recommend someone uses gas in a tent.