Hi everyone, I just bought a kerosene heater for use in my home during power outages and very cold nights. I bought this model
Regards
Mark
-------- common sense is for common people
Why?
The fireplace should withstand the heat, but most of the heat will go up the chimney.
On the other hand, the close proximity of the fireplace walls may cause the heater itself to overheat, with "undesired" results.
Barry
- Mark -
- Nehmo - No, not really. But during the use of the fireplace, it's best to only put combustible materials in there.
On 28 Jan 2004 13:48:18 -0800, Mark wrote in alt.home.repair:
TIA, HaroldWho
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