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Here at home the blower motor failed on our furnace. Thank goodness, it’s not cold. We’ have a ventless propane heater we sometimes use in the garage. Brought it into the house last night, robbed the ...
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ken56 wrote:
Honestly, the hazards CO is not to be taken lightly. Individuals will react differently to the same exposure levels, as in children can't take as much as adults. It is colorless and odorless and therefore easy to take for granted, it can get you before you can think to react to get to fresh air. Be careful.
I keep clothes and non freezable basics in my trailer and always have at least 1 full propane cylinder on it just in case my furnace goes out or other tragedy that makes me move out of the house. Always a good idea to have a plan "B".
It’s always good to have a plan “B” or even “C”. If we have to “Bug-Out”, the tow vehicle is always full ( or nearly so), propane tanks full, generator gas cans full. Would only have to add water to camper. About the only things that would cause us to leave the “base”, would be a chemical release on the nearby railroad or a dam break up river. As “prepares” ;)....this “is” our “Bug-Out” location!
