Natural Gas Heaters

I have natural gas readily available and am considering one of these heaters vent free. Kinda scary with no exhaust.

Newer versions are more secure, they are equipped with oxygen sensors that can detect low-oxygen conditions and reduce the flame OFF until the level yield oxygen. They are very effective but have a disadvantage, they put out a lot of moisture in the air. Now granted, which may be a good thing but they really produce lots of moisture and you can get too quickly into the air resulting from mold and mildew problem. They are best used as a supplement to a forced air system good. Do not let anyone scare you about the latter, although used, they are a plus.

This is not recommended. Most communities prohibit the code, but people stupidly install them anyway.

products of combustion of natural gas when there is enough oxygen carbon dioxide and water which should be vented outside.

If the inside ventilated, as time passes, the oxygen content of the air and drops you start to make carbon monoxide instead of carbon dioxide - and this is poisonous when inhaled in small quantities. Carbon monoxide is a strong bond with iron in the blood of his work preventing the normal transportation of oxygen to the body and eliminating carbon dioxide from the body, causing people to sleep and die without knowing what hit them.

Whatever the ethics of marketing these products demand, these units should never be sold, purchased or installed.

They are safe and approved. They produce little smoke. Like a gas stove or oven is not broken. 100percent of the heat stays in the room. I have one, but to be sure I will not leave it on when I sleep. They produce humidity, it can steam your windows a bit.

They are totally safe because they consume 99% of gas. In the past, I heated a two-storey house with two of them without any problems whatsoever. My past in a heat pump that gas is not very expensive in our region.

sell, where I used to work and had 2 in my house. No problem, I know. They have an automatic stop now so that the heater off if there is lack of oxygen at home.