Tagged With "Roof Cracks"

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Same as tripping with one of your margaritas......... and from what I get out of it, your margaritas can make one trip...literally....!

We have used the one in the OP for years. Mostly out in the desert when we don't want to eat up the battery with the furnace blower at night. Crack a window and a vent and all is good. One of my projects is to plumb it to the trailer LP so I don't have to carry the bottles.

LJJ - Sorry to hear about the headaches. That doesn't happen to us (plus we leave a ceiling vent cracked as well as a tent-end zippered window open a crack). Quite a few places have it in the mid $80.'s right now -

When everything is setup for perfect combustion they makes CO2 and water vapor. They all make carbon monoxide when/ if they run low on oxygen. Like if they use it up when not vented enough.

I have used the same thing in a tc for years and love it. Run it for a hour or so and it heats up the camper interior and walls really quick. I find I can get about 5 hours on low on a 1lb bottle. It actually does not produce carbon monoxide but carbon dioxide so if you keep things closed up it gets damp inside. We do crack a vent or window though.

Originally Posted by Kent Smith: I see the box says "indoor safe" but does that mean they expect you to open a window? It comes with a low oxygen shutdown sensor IIRC. I have 3 or 4 of these that I have accumulated over the years. They are part of our emergency kits at home if the power goes out. I have a couple of 20# LP tanks in milk crates with brackets that can be hung on a window sill with the hose fed indoors to the heater. I also used one in my popup for several years of winter...

I really like the Buddy. Just crack a vent and use when you are awake. All will be well...unless of course you trip while carrying a large mixing bowl full of gasoline right next to it. In which case all will most definitely be well. Just sayin'. Cheers!

Originally Posted by Jacster Trixter: I really like the Buddy. Just crack a vent and use when you are awake. Short and sweet. It's that simple.