SC - Is propane safe indoors

[Audrey Bergeron-Morin]

There are two differences here. First, well I suggest
you open a windows slightly when you use the propane
stove (which they didn't in the tent... they sealed it
because it was too cold). And don't go to sleep when
your stove is on (that is what they did in the tent).
You shouldn't have a problem that way.

- --- Pat <mordonna22 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Was written:
> <<Sorry for the OT, but I figured that this list is
> most likely to have 
> someone who knows.  Is it safe to use a Coleman
> propane-burning 
> stove inside the house?>>
> snip  
> <<a cup of hot tea would be comforting, but it's 
> not worth dying for.>>
> 
> Please don't.  On the porch, or patio is okay.  Not
> in the house.  That's how
> we lost two souls at Estrella: propane + no
> ventilation.
> 
> Mordonna
> 
> 
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