Things You'll Need:
- Kerosene
- Kerosene
- Smoke Detectors
- Smoke Detectors
- Fireproof Safes
- Fire Extinguishers
- Fire Extinguishers
- Kerosene Heaters
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Step 1
Read and follow the directions that come with your kerosene heater.
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Step 2
Make sure your heater is in working condition. If you have any doubts, have it checked before usage.
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Step 3
Check that your heater has an emergency shut-off, in the event that the unit topples over.
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Step 4
Make sure that the room where the heater is has proper ventilation. This will reduce the risk of carbon monoxide building up in the room.
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Step 5
Avoid using any other fuel than that recommended for the heater.
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Step 6
Keep young children and pets away from the heater.
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Step 7
Avoid placing heater anywhere near bedsheets, curtains, pillows or furniture that can ignite from the heat.
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Step 8
Refuel the appliance outside of the home.








Comments
pebble3421 said
on 8/25/2009 They are really warm. Especially when you go camping.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Many retailers sell a product to add to kerosene to eliminate odors. These work, but are expensive. A gasoline additive known as "Dry-Gas" contains the same basic ingredient - methanol - and works equally well at a much lower cost.