Anyone using the Mr. Heater "Journey" catalytic heaters?
Looks very similar to the Camco Olympian heaters - Mr. Heater Journey Catalytic Heaters (Not to be confused with the non-catalytic "Buddy" heaters) Anyone using one? Like it?
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So, how many gallons of water does one gallon of propane make?
My water question is where is all this water coming from? It can't be all from the propane.
As mentioned, a human will breath out about the amount of water that could fit into a 1lb propane bottle (little less), so running one is like having a second person... just curious...
Other mention. The heaters will heat mass in your camper (walls, kitchen stuff, water, shoes, whatever is there, and these things keep the heat. It is not so much that the air needs to stay warm, but that the mass around you stay warm, so venting some air out is not catastrophic, though that is air that could still be warming up interior mass.
Yea, venting some air out or seeing half your propane heat blow out the exhaust are probably similar numbers, but the Buddy heaters probably still win even though you vent some thru windows
So, how many gallons of water does one gallon of propane make?
My water question is where is all this water coming from? It can't be all from the propane.
As mentioned, a human will breath out about the amount of water that could fit into a 1lb propane bottle (little less), so running one is like having a second person... just curious...
Other mention. The heaters will heat mass in your camper (walls, kitchen stuff, water, shoes, whatever is there, and these things keep the heat. It is not so much that the air needs to stay warm, but that the mass around you stay warm, so venting some air out is not catastrophic, though that is air that could still be warming up interior mass.
Yea, venting some air out or seeing half your propane heat blow out the exhaust are probably similar numbers, but the Buddy heaters probably still win even though you vent some thru windows
