Furnace usage
Out here in Quartzsite AZ and had to fire up the furnace for the 1st time. I want to install an extend-a-stay type connection so I can use a larger tank but DON'T want to use the furnaces due to them ...
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noplace2 wrote:DutchmenSport wrote:
I have found that simply turning on the gas stove top does pretty good for heating the camper up.
There are those who frown on using the stove top to warm up the camper, arguing the fumes and monoxide potential.
To us the issue is not what you stated, but the immense amount of moisture created by burning LP. Been there. Not worth the heat, even over a very short period. YRMV.
Propane is propane and a flame is a flame. What's the difference between the flame coming out of a Buddy Heater or the stove top? Both are propane, both are fire, both create moisture?
The reason you don't get moisture from your furnace is because the flame is vented outside the camper and only heat inside the camper.
If the flame is inside, regardless of source, wouldn't it (all) cause the same moisture problem?
