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[gfretwell]

A classic symptom of CO poisoning. You should not be using unvented heaters inside.

[DerbyDad03]

That's why I stopped. ;-)

[Micky]

A big tobacco store.

[Micky]

Because they are there.

[Stormin Mormon]

This is 2016. What are the modern symptoms?

[Stormin Mormon]

Just a wee bit insulting, you think?

[Stormin Mormon]

The one time I loaned out my radiant heater, to a guy in a drafty old house. I wasn't much concerned about monoxide buildup.

If you have a CO detector, may wish to bring it with you on your next garage heat project. Might be CO, never quite sure.

[Stormin Mormon]

I had a glance (well, a listen) at that video. The guy does make sense. Of course, I cannot reccomend anyone do this, if there is a slight chance of danger or legal issues. Usual disclaimer.

The one time I took a propane cert course, one way to fill was to open the screw valve at top, and wait till the propane spits white cloud. Wear thick rubber gloves, they taught us.

[clare]

No - he said propane at one point and butane another, in the same post - so obviously he doesn't know the difference - he refers to the same product as both.

[DerbyDad03]

Or he had a brain fart. You've never used the wrong word and had someone say "Huh?"

I sure have.

[Stormin Mormon]

Still just a wee bit insulting, I think.

[clare]

I don't think the OP has responded to confirm which gas he was talking about??

[Mark Lloyd]

I remember when I was growing up on the farm. The trucks had two tanks. Someone told be that one had butane in it and the other had propane. They could supple the proper mixture (I don't remember why they needed different mixtures).

[Mark Lloyd]

[sni]

I sometimes use the wrong word, and almost always KNOW it right.

[DerbyDad03]

Huh?