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   Danford_C._Jennings | Jan 23, 2002 06:54pm | #1

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   Chuck,

   You might want to click < Obsolete Link > here.

   Dano

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   Gretchen_ | Jan 23, 2002 09:13pm | #2

   *I would think that the reason it is suggested to use it outside is the risk of carbon monoxide buildup which you could obviate by leaving door or windows open a crack to ventilate. My sister has used one of those kerosene heaters (shaped like a torpedo) to heat her garage while finishing.

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   Danford_C._Jennings | Jan 23, 2002 09:17pm | #3

   *Problem with kerosene/propane heaters is the high amount of moisture (condensation) that they create, they are also unsafe in a wood working environment which most manufacturers clearly state. Click here for more information on the hazards of using these kinds of heaters.