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a kerosene heater. Using the wrong grade of kerosene will also shorten the unit’s wick life.
—Never, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, use gasoline, aviation fuel, camping stove fuel or any other combustible liquid in a kerosene heater. Doing so is a sure invitation to a tragedy. A kerosene heater is designed to burn kerosene onlyl
—Allow the heater to cool down before refueling. Take the heater outside to add fuel. An inexpensive siphon pump makes refueling a kerosene heater easier and safer.
—Kerosene heaters use large amounts of oxygen as they bum. They never should be used in an unventilated area. People living in mobile homes, modular homes or a newer "energy efficient” (air tight) home should always open a window slightly to be sure adequate fresh air is available. Never use a kerosene heater for the night in a closed bedroom. —Consult local building officials in your area to determine if there are any laws or restrictions on the use of kerosene heaters. Note
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