Hello everyone. I was wondering if someone here could give me some ideas on how to go about warming up our garage during the winter months (in Pennsylvania). Our garage is roughly around 500 square feet. We own a split level home, and we have central heating. Our garage has one heating vent in it, but it's not quite enough to warm the garage up to a comfortable level. My wife and I were talking about the different options we could use. She's not big on the idea of kerosene bc of the fumes etc. I'm not huge on the idea of using propane bc I've never used propane before, and would be afraid of doing something that would lead to an explosion :) So, we are looking to go with something that's electric. The main problem we're running into with our electric heater search is that most of the ones we've seen all require a 220v outlet. We have 220v in the house bc of our dryer and stove, but no 220 outlet in the garage. Are there any good heaters that we could use that don't require 220v? It wouldn't be something we'd be running 24/7 either. We just need something to warm up the garage while we're out there using the exercise equipment. Any advice is definitely appreciated, and thank you in advance.

sorry for such a dumb question but i cannot find out if we have a heat pump or AC. I have attached the picture of the outdoor unit, and while i am searching on the internet i cannot find any details of this model. I have a ton of documents from the previous owner of the house and i am going through it and seems like the documents are of a different model (purchased this place 6 months ago) any tips? just a quick note: I replaced the original thermostat with a Sensi thermostat and out of caution selected that no heat pump during configuration. The original thermostat does not has emergency (or aux heat) option. [ATTACH]61097[/ATTACH]