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Thom,
CO detectors are inexpensive; I keep one in my cabin (I have a propane burner and lantern). I guess the CO2 could be problematic if the levels rose too high, but at least it's non-toxic. "Alcohol heaters consume oxygen. As O2 levels in an enclosed space fall, fuel is incompletely burned and carbon monoxide is produced. A clue this is happening is that a normal blue flame becomes yellow and smoky." http://www.carbonmonoxidekills.com/boats.htm Scout "Thom Stewart" wrote Now, I've been doing this for meany years, without vents. I know the alcohol flame does delete the oxygen level. It's worried me but not enough to vent in cold winter air. I could use some useful comments? |
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