heat ideas
booked a weekend and the forcast is a but chilly. we ususaly camp with electricity. Not this time. Now I'm not too worried (talking 50's not freezing) but I have 2 little ones (one under a year). Any ...
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rhagfo wrote:DutchmenSport wrote:
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They also have range hoods that vent the combustion products and moisture. That and you don't have the stove on while you are sleeping.
This is also true. My current camper does not have a range hood vented outside. It's still never caused a problem (again.... for quick and immediate heat).
Never slept with a stove burner on either. I wouldn't do that, or even suggest it either.
Another option, if you have one in your camper, is to light the oven and leave the oven door ajar a little bit. This will also create a LOT of heat quickly, and a bit safer than a burner on the top of the stove. At most, the oven door will accidentally get shut. I have done this also when temps outside were zero or below and felt more comfortable letting it run much longer than the stove top.
