Running generator at night while sleeping?
So I've read that it is not recommended to run a generator at night in a motorhome while everyone is sleeping because of the chance of CO poisoning. Is this true? Or is this similar to the debate on h...
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2gypsies wrote:cjoseph wrote:
I have run it in a wide open campground with the nearest RV about 40 feet away. That was for 15 minutes to make the coffee. (WINK, WINK)
They make stove-top coffee perculators and they make excellent coffee. :) Also, buttering bread & toasting it in a frypan tastes terrific.
I have a percolator in the basement. Haven't busted it out in quite a while. The K-cup is much better for us, the percolator takes too long. I do use it on an annual tent camping fishing excursion with the guys. We actually use two percolators to feed ourselves the juice.
I would be glad to debate whether we should use generators in campgrounds, but the OP just wants to know about sleeping with it on. The owners of the campground dictate whether they can be used or not. When allowed, I choose the gennie. It is much more convenient and that's one of the reasons we traded the TT for the MH.
