Seems like it's been a while since I got a digest, so I went to escribe to see what's been happening - found this thread.
> >Isn't that how a gas heater works? Only this uses propane? > >And I don't know of any houses that are so air tight, that a gas > furnace > >would use up the oxygen, causing someone to die from lack of oxygen. > > What is not clear to me is where the combustion products are vented > out, and what the source of air is. Deaths from small heaters in RVs > and campers are reported all the time. It's not clear to me either, but they work fine. There's a two-burner model hanging on the wall not two feet from this computer and it's been keeping me and my fibers toasty for six or seven years. Difficult to say if there has been any long term brain damage from smelling anything, but some people do think I'm a little strange. Here's what they look like: http://www.tarantin.com/vanguard.htm These fireplaces are very popular here in the armpit of the northeast, (where we presently have 16" and it's still coming down) and the wood mantel types are very pretty. They use the imitation logs. Mine is like the one in the center but it's a little cheapy and only has two burners. I'm trying to promote a mantel/log for the living room as a standby during power outages when the oil burner goes on vacation. Carol To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
