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Re: [RC] Heaters in horse trailers - Mike Lewis

I like my Mr. Heater LOTS... but always worry about CO.  Cracking a window
is necessary...  But it truly amazing how quickly that thing will heat up
the trailer!

I've heard that 2 CO detectors in the trailer is good practice, plus 1
smoke alarm.


Mike
--- Chipnml@xxxxxxx wrote:

I don't have built-in living quarters in my trailer, and I find
generators  
very annoying and obnoxious.  I've used a Mr Heater heater for a few
years  
now...but I am very careful to leave a window open a bit, and put the
heater  
close to it. It's just enough to take the chill off. I believe the
danger  comes 
when the area is completely sealed up, and the heater uses all the 
oxygen.  
That being said, the idea of a carbon monoxide detector is a  good
one...and I 
plan to run out and buy one as soon as it stops snowing.   Like in
April????? 
 
Chip in MN....looking outside and seeing mostly white, and wishing she'd
 
gone to the convention now!!
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[RC] Heaters in horse trailers, Chipnml