greasemonkeyok
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The source of lethal CO is usually either portable generators, or charcoal burned indoors for heat. The latter gets a lot of folks every year.
PTO Generators
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wdchyd
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This has been a great thread (as RoyJ has said)....it does seem as though the interest in generators peaks after having using one for a few days....
As far as CO levels, I wonder how bad it can be with all these ventless gas heaters.....I have a problem with my sinuses whenever I walk in a room with any kind of ventless heater....the owner usually says "You can't tell".... but my nose can....
I know they burn cleaner nowadays but a few people I know use these during power outages for days on end and have me worried (they won't listen to my squabbling)
As far as CO levels, I wonder how bad it can be with all these ventless gas heaters.....I have a problem with my sinuses whenever I walk in a room with any kind of ventless heater....the owner usually says "You can't tell".... but my nose can....
I know they burn cleaner nowadays but a few people I know use these during power outages for days on end and have me worried (they won't listen to my squabbling)
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Should be extremely low CO with gas. CO2 tho ...This has been a great thread (as RoyJ has said)....it does seem as though the interest in generators peaks after having using one for a few days....
As far as CO levels, I wonder how bad it can be with all these ventless gas heaters.....I have a problem with my sinuses whenever I walk in a room with any kind of ventless heater....the owner usually says "You can't tell".... but my nose can....
I know they burn cleaner nowadays but a few people I know use these during power outages for days on end and have me worried (they won't listen to my squabbling)
larry
We have a 2000 watt portable generator for the camp and haul it back and forth so it's not stolen. Use it at home for emergencies. We had a power outage a few years ago that lasted a few days, sure was nice to put it in a wagon and wheel it over to my three elderly neighbors and run it long enough for them to keep their refrigerators cold freezers frozen. Also there are times when I need power at a remote location its nice to be able to use it wherever and whenever I need it.
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