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Quote: Originally posted by ferrodo on 31/5/2015

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Quote: Originally posted by JuneR101 on 30/5/2015What you should look at is a catalytic gas heater. These produce much less, dangerous carbon monoxide than other gas heaters but should be used with caution only in a well-ventilated space and NEVER in a sleeping area.

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Have a look at the Coleman Black Cat gas heater.

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Quote: Originally posted by Miserly on 04/6/2015

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Quote: Originally posted by JuneR101 on 30/5/2015What you should look at is a catalytic gas heater. These produce much less, dangerous carbon monoxide than other gas heaters but should be used with caution only in a well-ventilated space and NEVER in a sleeping area.

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Have a look at the Coleman Black Cat gas heater.

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A properly maintained gas heater does not produce carbon monoxide,but we still went for a catalytic heater for winter camping. Ours is the superser mini,and is quite big in spite of it's name. I like it because is has no naked flame except the pilot and runs on a standard calor bottle. Our TT is so well ventilated,the awning may as well be a sun canopy,but it warms it a treat.

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