Karen and Cliff Sandlin on fri 19 oct 01
Hi
All these posts on carbon monoxide made me wonder if my Skutt 1018
electric kiln is safe in my garage?
I post the lid 2-1/2" until the temp. reaches 1000 degrees, then close
the lid.
I usually fire overnight and leave the garage door open from the bottom
about 12 to 18".
Do I need to do something different?
Karen
CINDI ANDERSON on sat 20 oct 01
If I do what you do, my whole garage stinks, even during bisque. If your garage is
attached I would be worried about general fumes as much as carbon monoxide. I
would put a vent on the kiln and vent it out the door. Side benefit is the kiln
fires better, more even with no color mixing, etc.
Cindi
Karen and Cliff Sandlin wrote:
> Hi
>
> All these posts on carbon monoxide made me wonder if my Skutt 1018
> electric kiln is safe in my garage?
> I post the lid 2-1/2" until the temp. reaches 1000 degrees, then close
> the lid.
>
> I usually fire overnight and leave the garage door open from the bottom
> about 12 to 18".
>
> Do I need to do something different?
>
> Karen
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