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  • allen griggs
    We have a 20,000 btu unvented propane heater in our living room.
    Sounds stupid I guess, we have had it for 22 years. Blue flame heater.
    I have two CO detectors and have tested the air in that room for hundreds of hours, never even measures a 001.
    I know the thing has to put out some CO but doesn't put out much.
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  • truthful
    My son-in-law's father lingered for nearly 3 years as a vegetable due to the ventless heater in his trailer.
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  • pulsarnc
    Should work fine the way you are planning to use it have run the same setup for many years my brother works at a large ag supply house that sells these. Easy to work on
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  • allen griggs
    quote:Originally posted by truthful
    My son-in-law's father lingered for nearly 3 years as a vegetable due to the ventless heater in his trailer.


    That could be where I got the brain damage. I have been wondering about that.
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  • droptop
    quote:Originally posted by allen griggs
    quote:Originally posted by truthful
    My son-in-law's father lingered for nearly 3 years as a vegetable due to the ventless heater in his trailer.


    That could be where I got the brain damage. I have been wondering about that.

    Was just thinking glad there is no need of heaters on the equator, but what? did it fall on him?
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  • fordsix
    i put a 75,000btu hot dawg heater in the garage last year. cold test two cars in garage 32degrees 45 min i was in a t shirt no insulation bare cinder walls 10ft ceiling..just in case i need to fix truck or snowblower in winter hands cant take the cold any more[^]
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  • spasmcreek
    got a 28K ventless propane NIB for over 10 years at the lake place..can't get the guts to hook it up....decided safety first and i still remember grandma have an open flame NG one in her house in town in the 1940's.....????
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  • wpage
    Had similar concerns for ventless fireplace in living room. The new Carbon dioxide detectors are inexpensive and last for 10 years. Plug one in near your work area to be certain.
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  • MIKE WISKEY
    some building codes don't allow a vent less heater in ANY living area. I vote no
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  • Oakie
    quote:Originally posted by MIKE WISKEY
    some building codes don't allow a vent less heater in ANY living area. I vote no


    Agree 110%. If your going to put a heater in there, go vented. Why risk it.
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