Mike008 wrote:
Reddog1 wrote:
You sure went through a lot of drama to find that out. A simple search would have provided the same information. I think every thread (including this one) on this subject states the need for air circulation.
Based on you previous post, it would appear you would be uncomfortable using your Stove top or oven.
Wayne
Really? A lot of drama? Seemed there was a misconception as to the fact that combustion is actually taking place and a properly working heater can generate CO. And your are correct. I would never use my stove top or oven in a confined space while I sleep in it.
You basically poo-pooed on everyone telling you there is no CO production under normal operation. And there isn't, at least not in a measurable or dangerous way. Normal operation includes sufficient venting. And of course there is combustion, it's defined by comsuming oxygen by producing heat and light. It's the open flame and CO gas production you are having a hard time understanding evidently.
I understand your woprry about CO poisoning. I'm a professional firefighter, and have experience with it. After I install it, I'll take our hand held CO gas detector, and see if I can get it to produce any. I don't expect it to. I've ran the Mr Buddy heater for years in a tent and in the canopy of a truck, both have plenty of ventilation.
Next time just listen to those who have experience with it, instead of thinking you know it all anyway.
