Is there an easy calculation to determine how many BTU's are required to heat my garage to a certain temperature? Also, is there a way to calculate how long an electric heater would have to run to generate those BTU'S. I have a garage/workshop that I heat with wood when I am in there, but would like to have enough heat to keep paint, etc from freezing. Also occasionally need to keep it warm enough for my doggies if I go away for a few days. Seems like an oil furnace,tank etc is an overkill for what I need, and an electric heater would be less expensive, cleaner and easier. But I want to know how much it is going to cost to run. Any help or advice would be appreciated. Thanks, Jim

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