Trip report: Southern Utah
I am posting this link in the Public Lands forum because so many of our activities on this trip were on BLM land and in the national forests. But truthfully, we stayed most of the time at Kodachrome ...
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Mockturtle, that may be our solution -- I had been resisting the Olympian heaters because of concerns about ventilation and carbon monoxide -- why leave a window open when you want to conserve heat? But we discovered in Utah that we have to leave more room for ventilation than we thought -- we left the vent hood open over our stove (which is an opening about three inches by 12) -- and although we had plenty of oxygen, we had a lot of vapor condensation, which turned to ice on the windows. This despite thick foam insulation on the inside of the windows.
So since we have to provide a lot of vapor ventilation anyway, why not go with a propane catalytic heater? I might also invest in a digital carbon monoxide meter, just to be on the safe side.
So since we have to provide a lot of vapor ventilation anyway, why not go with a propane catalytic heater? I might also invest in a digital carbon monoxide meter, just to be on the safe side.
