Rod, Marian, and Holly Morris on tue 5 sep 00
How are the propane fumes exhausted? Do you have to open a window?
I constantly struggle with heating in my 14' x 23' studio in Northern
Michigan. My woodstove lets of some kind of fumes- can't figure it out. The
chmney is fine, and I open a nearby window, but always end up coughing after
an hour or so. Smells like burning paint, but how could I get that time
after time, when I have had that stove cranked up to 1000+? I am intrigued
by propane, but cautious about the fumes. Thanks- Marian
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Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 11:38 AM
Subject: Heating
> Carrie,
> My husband has a small shop area attached to the house (long and narrow).
He
> got a propane heater from Lowe's (ventless & doesn't require electricity)
> which has 3 adjustments plus the pilot light. At times, just having the
> pilot lit heats the space! Might be your solution! They are inexpensive
> (around $150). Don't know what the propane is up your way but these
heaters
> don't use much, another plus.
> Didn't see your original post but thought this might be an alternative for
> you.
> Happy potting!
> Beth
>
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