We suppose that propane heating would be cheaper, but I am not sure that I am ready to deal with the smell
My partner plus I travel a lot. We do not own a home. Instead, both of us own a second wheel camp plus a large diesel truck to pull it. We travel to bizarre churches plus sites around the country to help out in any way that both of us can. My partner knows a lot about plumbing, carpentry, Heating plus A/C, plus mechanics, so both of us usually end up helping people in one of those categories. I truly do love what both of us do! People ask myself and others if it is poor living in a second wheel plus constantly being on the road. I entirely do not guess it is terrible. We remodeled our second wheel, plus it is quite large. It is honestly all the space that both of us need plus then some. We even have an extra family room just in case both of us have family or friends that want to stay with us. We usually stay in one area for about multiple months before both of us travel to the next site. The wintertime is the hardest time if both of us are staying somewhere that is cold. The oil furnace in our camper just quit on us, plus both of us are trying to figure out alternate ways to heat our second wheel. We will be up north from December through May this year, plus both of us do not want to freeze. My partner has had some recommendations from people that also live in second wheels. Some say that propane oil furnaces are the way to go, plus others say that electric oil furnaces are best. We suppose that propane heating would be cheaper, but I am not sure that I am ready to deal with the smell. I truly dislike the smell of propane. We have to make a decision soon because Wintertide will be here before both of us suppose it.