How to use a kerosene heater

[@cacocorlino3666]

Hey brother, watching this in 2023. Just bought my home a year and a half ago and propane is killing me financially. Just bought a kerosene heater and am totally new to this. Super super helpful and realistically probably a life saver. Thank you for this informative video. Still help people like me 11 years later.

[@helenfisler-parker9005]

Me too. But the smell kills me. Any help welcome

[@Nick-li3ut]

​@@helenfisler-parker9005 you'll get used to it. I usually light my heater outside and then bring it in once it gets going. Make sure your wick isn't turned up to high. Some people put a little water in a pot and set it on top the heater.

[@AkaBull]

Same lol 2024

[@CeeZeeZ]

I'm living in a camper with one of these with the windows all cracked so I'm vibing

[@bear814]

Thx for this video! Outage, so cold, this really came in handy. Nice and toasty now! 2024

[@3941602]

This was when youtube was good and honest. Man I miss those days.

[@Saint696Anger]

Exactly, now they all get paid to push crappy products

[@unknowns2762]

They were not honest, we all had not awakened to what we know now. awesome job explaining :)

[@SANJOSE1919]

Yes miss those day Today's day a bunch of people upload videos with no good sense

[@aprillorraine84]

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[@brandonallan6807]

Yes sir - me too. But we can still learn SO much nowadays compared to the past when a guy had to rely on others he knew or books & manuals that is a whole lot more inconvenient than youtube!

[@ACTeslaMachineDC]

Hey Craig...I used to use a kerosene heater every winter when I lived in Pennsylvania for like 8 years- loved them!...It really comes in handy and helps cut heating costs big time in comparison with electric prices. The best thing to do in my experience , is to fill it up outside, and also light it outside so it "burns off" the initial kerosene on the wick, and the smell wont linger in your home as well....great video bud ^5

[@nathanbunnell]

I come back to this video anytime I get my kerosene heater out for a refresher. Get explanation. Thanks for making the video.

[@ldhart8710]

Thank you! We use this every evening, but my husband is always the one who gets it started. Well, he's not here tonight and it's freezing! I just read the entire owners manual, but they made the process so dang complicated that I ended up feeling even less comfortable trying to start it than I did before reading them. Lol. Thank goodness for you tube! This video was exactly what I needed! Simple, easy to follow and thorough. Honestly, the manufacturers should put a link to this video directly on the heating unit instead of their own useless website. Lol. Thanks again!

[@dvaughn2071]

Wow. This video is 10 years old and still very helpful. I am originally from South Florida and never used a kerosene heater. I'm now living in SC and just went through a snow storm and was worried about losing power. I looked into kerosene heaters and ordered one and after watching this video I believe I will be able to use it properly now. Thanks for a great video.

[@SueTucker-s5i]

This 70 years old woman found her kero heater smokin like a house fire. I watched your video and THANK YOU! It was the saucer shaped unit inside that was totally tilted.

[@ellenballas-ashbay1170]

Hey, thanks for the video! My husband tells me over the phone, "Just light it!". Unfortunately, I needed more instruction, so as not to burn the garage down. This is just what I needed. Thanks!

[@dariolascano9554]

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[@noox_7731]

Here after 12 years and I wanna say THANK YOU SO MUCH for this I’ve been trying to turn this thing off for like 15 minutes, you saved me 😂🙏🏼

[@33benburnett]

I'm in Canada as well and lucked out at a yard sale yesterday. Bought an identical Kero-World 2404 for $30.00!! It had hardly been used. Going to be great for power outages. So keep your eyes peeled at yard sales. The one he's showing in the video is over $300 at Home Hardware and Canadian Tire. I love it when I get a good deal!!

[@georgealanminor]

Thanks for making this, Craig. You hit on the gaps I needed filled to properly run my new heater. Videos like this are so valuable to those of us with nobody to teach us. I could have learned through trial and error but that's a poor alternative to being shown firsthand. Thanks again.

[@rickmanley767]

This was the only video on KZbin that actually showed the correct flame height. Thanks.

[@chadcase5936]

This unit works very well kzbin.infoUgkxl2o1MQU4aMgmFk_cMqer4nH2ptpDEM6h Considering the price I paid for this, I didn't have high expectations, but now after using it, I consider this is a well designed heater. Do be aware that doing the dry burn on the wick as recommended (or at least every two tanks) is absolutely necessary to avoid an unclean burn, fortunately it's easy enough to do. I'm burning dyed K1 kerosene and do a dry burn every two tanks and this is working great. This unit will heat a little over the 500 square feet that it is rated for depending on the temperature. On days it isn't bitter cold this heater will do a fair amount more. This makes an excellent emergency heat source, and also in my situation, it is a little more efficient than the electric heat in the teen temps and below.

[@kariqualters5908]

Single 50-something female in Jan 2024 and my HVAC went out and I just bought a kerosene heater to hold me over till I can get my HVAC fixed, so appreciate this video!!!

[@maryjanegreen7601]

Thanks for making this video. I've been wondering how to stay warm if shtf. I heard of these today, and that I can use them indoors. perfect.

[@lesliepeckham466]

Craig - thank you a million!! My brother bought me one of these heaters and I was SCARED TO DEATH to use it. We live in New Jersey, and my particular area loses electricity often. We just were expecting a huge snow fall. My brother called to have me get ready with the heater. I told him NO, I'd rather freeze to death than try that thing. BUT your video changed my mind ENTIRELY!! It gave me the confidence to try it. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I am using it right now. It is working just as you said. And just to tell you - I reviewed your video 3 times before trying it (that's how scared I was). YOU ARE THE BEST!

[@carolewhitton6018]

Leslie Peckham stop

[@refugeinc.159]

Why would you be scared? That's weird. Did you think it would explode? lmao It's not gasoline!

[@joanne4120]

I can't Thank You enough for All the wonderful information you have provided.. I havent used one of these in over 25 yrs bought a brand new one for emergency in Mi. Opened it up no directions!!! I realize this video was made long time ago But at 71 you now have given me courage and knowledge I need to get it going!! God bless very well done video..I agree with comment this video was made when you tube was a wonderful clean informative experience!! Thank you again!!! (Loved your sense of humor..)

[@dialdude]

Craig, great video, even 11 years later. I had this heater for several years. Never used it. Little unsure how to do it. Two years ago, a friend lost power and I 'loaned' it to him. Saved his bacon. He did not want to give it back and paid me for it. Now I have another one, and this video tells me exactly what to do. And I am gonna get it out, assemble it, test it and get it ready. Thank you so much

[@1979timdog]

when i was a kid, my parents had one of these. we used it all the time in the winter to save on the heating bill. they are very reliable, and should last for many years. great video as always craig. cheers!!!

[@fredguldbrandsen2723]

My brother gave me one of these; he recommends lighting and extinguishing on the porch and get no odors what so ever.

[@brendakrieger7000]

Noted, thank you very much

[@jamesbeitia1353]

I light mine in the house but I carry it out before I turn it off. There is some odor when igniting, but it's not bad at all. But when you turn it off, it puts out a lot of fumes. Probably won't hurt you but it's pretty strong, for me anyways.

[@brendakrieger7000]

@@jamesbeitia1353 Thank you for the information

[@jamesbeitia1353]

@@brendakrieger7000 your welcome!!!

[@wudly9195]

Dude thank you SO MUCH for making this! You explained how to use it so well. I had no clue how the wick worked and and a few other things, but you explained everything in detail.

[@Jsawyer1974]

I have a new kerosine heater for emergency back up. It’s been here 3 years. Thank You I had no idea how it worked

[@heatherfletcher8374]

This video is exactly what I needed to watch. I have one of these that I got from my brother in law and will be using it for the first time. I'm a single mom of two kids (going through a divorce) and our blizzard will be here tomorrow in PA. This will be my heat source and stove if the power goes out, which I think it will. I've read the manual, but your video is much better! I was nervous about using this, but now I feel more at ease! Thank you very much!

[@chellehofman9235]

+Heather Fletcher I felt exactly the same way as you...this video gave me much peace of mind.

[@davephelps7064]

Heather Fletcher we've used ours daily, for 2-3 weeks at a time in ice storms or whatever. Never had any issues with the kids or anyone else. Most smell comes when lighting or putting it out, but not bad at all. Keeps it very warm inside!

[@innergoof19]

December 2020, gearing up for a Nor'easter, complete with 40-50mph wind gusts and 12-24 inches of snow forecast for NYC area. I've watched this video several times, and will show it to the wife, so she knows how to operate it if I'm not home, at my "essential" job. Great video, explanations, and commentary.

[@efirce]

I just bought one, Thanks for showing how o use one, My Dad used them when we were growing up and they heat very well. It's been so long sensed I used one (35 years) this really help me a lot.

[@darrylhatten5246]

Thanks Great video, I picked one up at a yard sale for 20 dollars after watching your easy to follow video I have a better understanding of using the heater,

[@sherrylcraig]

I've watched several videos on how to use the heater properly. Yours has given me so much more detail and I feel more comfortable about using the heater as a secondary source of heat if needed. Thanks for the in-depth detail. Especially on how high the wick should be which is one of the main things I was looking for information on. Great job.

[@bsoutdooradventures9541]

I just took my same heater out of box after in garage 10 yrs.I was apprehensive how it work. My power goes out over at the lake. Thanks so much for the valuable video..even after all the years.

[@wilson89001]

When you first buy or change the wick . Wait one hour for kerosene to thoroughly soak in to the wick .

[@imdabeast100]

And make sure the adjuster knob is complete counter clockwise, past being off. I left mine to soak for an hour and a half and it was still fairly dry. Then I realized it wasn’t fully sitting down in the tank

[@mrsvagrant]

Thank you so much for your demonstration and for showing the correct wick/flame height. I saw a few videos, but was still confused in the end. You were very detailed and I appreciate this! I'm no longer confused or concerned.

[@hankbateman3561]

This is a very well done video. Thank you. Its a great refresher for those of us in the summer climates who occasionally need to supplement our heat pumps during winter freezes, especially in the So. Appalachians where power can be interrupted at inconvenient times. My main interest was flame adjustment to minimize odor and I think this video got it right.

[@doubled7080]

i stored mine away for 14 years and never used it. i dont have gas for the next 4 days, so i brought it out and it works just fine. i dont have the bulb anymore, so the kerosene was a mess. i did however have to start it with a long match. Thanks for all the help. i didnt think it would work and i would have never figured this out on my own.

[@sandcastlesranch4069]

Thank You very helpful. We have two of them and my husband always lit them. He's no longer with us and I had no idea how to use them. Thank You!

[@melessiaclarke566]

Sorry for your loss

[@rusty10162]

Great video I have one just like this and use it for power outages. Another thing I do is place a camping coffee pot on top and brew my coffee.

[@carlford5287]

Thank you SO MUCH! I was really pretty nervous about using this thing and your guide really helped me...............Especially the step about filling up the Kerosene and waiting one hour. Anyway my heater started on the first try and I had a warm house last night. Thank you!!!!!

[@travelingwithrick]

I have been running these kero heaters for 34 years now. I turn them on and use it when it goes 35 degrees and below. Turn off and on outside. Dry burn wick regularly. Use 1-K kerosene only. I think i changed the wick after 10 years. This unit saved me thousands and thousands over electric heat. Always crack a widow at all times. and CO detector close. Excellent well presented video.

[@gerardjones7881]

Traveling with Rick we grew up using paraffin heaters we never cracked a window and there were no co detectors invented yet, of course we all died. such drama.

[@mentalpatientMp]

Hey rick, are kerosene heaters safe to run 24/7 in my garage to keep my vegetables warm during winter?

[@1pollock405]

Your tip on lighting and extinguishing the heater outside is true as can be from my experience. I ran one of these things for years in a cabin, Whenever we would show up in the pick up truck with 1st thing we do is pull the heater out on the tailgate and fire it up. By time we had the truck unpacked the heater was up to temperature than we would carry it inside.

[@kramercanify]

Memorex88 here. I've had a kerosene heater for over 20 years now and it saved us during the 1998 ice storm which left us with no power or heat for 2 weeks! It's true that the kerosene stays stable for many years as I had to clean years of dust off the unit but it lit up and burned no problem with the years old fluid that was in there. Glad I own one, just in case!

[@christophersmall8991]

Was showing the wife how to light ours. This was a great help, thanks.

[@1incutheta]

Cool! I bought one of these after the crazy freeze and power outage in Texas 2 years ago and I'm a total millennial and don't know what I'm doing, so I needed a little tutorial. Ha ha Thanks!

[@cavidapitcher797]

this video was real useful to me and my family i had a kerosene heater on the front pourch and forgot i had one my heater went 4days ago i watch the video so now i finna go buy some kerosene thank u.

[@checkyoursix5623]

For anyone who anticipates using one of these at some point in your life, this is 15 minutes well spent. Here's a couple of ideas that will make your wife happier: (1) some Big Box stores offer a liquid substance (in small bottles) that you can mix in with the kerosene to make it smell better - some places offer several different fragrances, and (2) when you light it, do it outdoors, let it set for a little bit, like he says, then bring it inside. When you turn it off, turn it off outdoors, and bring it in a few minutes later.

[@GWprepper]

Thank you for the video. A friend just gave me one of these he bought a few years ago.He never could get it to work. I watched your video and it fired right up using your instructions.

[@aaudain1]

Had mine sitting in the basement for about 8 years never used, looking at your video it helps me to know how to use it

[@billmcculloch2900]

Surviving the windstorm in western NY (going on 5 days without power) and borrowed a kerosene heater from a friend. I think I woulda managed ok with it anyway, but your video made me feel at ease with what I was doing. Thank you!

[@ordinary_average_guy]

Thanks for the vid. Got one of these free and I was able to light it but your explanation of wick adjustment made all the difference.

[@barryon8706]

I think this is the best video I've seen so far for this subject. Thank you.

[@antonyloc]

Excellent video, thank you for making this! My power went out due to a huge snowstorm and finally got the opportunity to unbox my kerosene heater which is this same model and this thing heats the main room of my house wonderfully after following your directions. 2 thumbs up 👍 👍

[@beebeebearbear]

Thanks Craig. Just bought an identical heater up here in Canada. Going to use it in my insulated (not heated) garage. Its getting colder now and this type of heater will work well. Thanks for the video. It really helps me for starting my heater. The instruction manual is ok but You Tube is better. Thanks again.

[@cg5680]

Thank you for this! Very informative. I would never have considered a kerosene heater but after getting quotes from electricians of $700 to install a proper generator switch (not including the generator!) to try to keep my oil furnace running during outages, this makes so much more sense. I didn't know kerosene was so stable and clean burning, and the heaters are actually affordable. And you can cook on them?! Major plus! I learned a lot today. Thanks again!

[@jasonausley6484]

I'm getting one today. They are $125 here in the USA at home depot, and $10 more for the black one at Lowe's. Same brand just a different color. I'll most likely get the black one. Thanks for posting this.

[@NotoriousJ.M.E]

Thanks Craig! I've had one of these for years, it really kicks out the heat in the colder winter months. I went to light it this morning and the electronic ignition isn't working, thanks to your video I know that I can light it with a match as well. Nice and toasty!

[@bobaganoushe1]

We have been out of power for 6 days in minus 20 degrés in Québec and this thing saved our home

[@Sams-nv5hx]

Frozen wonderland!!!

[@evil_juggalo_1014]

That's how we are heating our home every day this winter,we do so to save on heating bills and that's what we can afford for now,but you are so true about putting food and stuff aside for rough times,we do and it helps,so thank you for showing how to use our heater,it was a great help.

[@yaellara6702]

This dude: “Some of us had no power for about 24 hours” 2021: Allow me to introduce myself

[@justinblanton4504]

thanks so much for the info we had one of these growing up I decided to buy one at a yard sale for five bucks and just needed an update on how to operate great job

[@kingMackson7]

Awesome Craig! I'm a first timer and I found this very helpful. Thank you and God Bless!

[@heatherfletcher8374]

+kingMackson7 Same here! Will be lighting this up during the storm if needed. I feel more at ease doing this on my own with my two kids with me.

[@tombiddle4129]

We haven't used our heater for 10 years. This video was a good refresher in how to use our DuraHeat (which is just like Craig's). We didn't constantly adjust ours for the first 10 minutes, so we had noticeable initial fumes. Craig's advice solved this problem. Thanks, Buddy!

[@choney7064]

Thank-you ,100% the best video by far!😊 I couldn't find anything till I came across your video. I wish people would do more videos like yours. I could actually hear without music interfering. Moms furance went out had this in the garage, only been used 2 times, sat in garage 16yr and it started right up without a problem with 16 yr old kersene in it amazing heated the whole house. Thanks again 🇺🇸👍

[@Kd8OUR]

Filling containers with kerosene from a 25 gallon tank was a staple of childhood winters. Kept the basement warm.

[@andrewsimone6574]

I saw one of these exact same ones at a yard sale, the same model you went over. 60 bucks and it works perfect. Great video. Thanks.

[@sinsagoodmansbrother]

Thanks! Great Video... Used to have one back in the 70s at mom's house for the really cold winters on Long Island NY... I just bought 2 units from Home Depot and I purchased the 2.5 Gallon 1K fuel from Walmart so I'm all set for a power outage or boiler failure! This video was a GREAT refresher for me since it's been over 40 years!!! Thanks again!!!

[@BillVoelker]

Thank you for great instructions. I found one on Craigslist and didn't know how to use it.

[@johnh4063]

Craig, thank you!. This was really helpful in helping me light a kerosene heater for the first time.

[@lillpita]

Thank you, this helps a lot. My furnace died on me and until I can afford to get it fixed, I was going to use one of these and now I know how to.

[@bradhoffmaster]

Praying

[@kentrichardson9070]

Best video yet. I have the same unit and haven’t been using it right. I suspect the wick is carboned up and as a result is not dropping when extinguished. I should ad that it is IMPORTANT to let the tank empty and burn itself out, this will burn the wick hot a keep it clean.

[@angelabillups9343]

I really appreciate the thoroughness of your video. Kudos to you Sir.

[@bcollignon]

Great. I have almost the exact same model and started it up as I was watching. Wonderful video and explanation. Kudos!

[@Cocokaki1112]

Merci. Une vidéo est très utile quand le manuel d'instruction est en anglais/espagnol seulement. Quand on comprend un peu l'anglais votre vidéo est suffisamment bien expliquée pour comprendre le fonctionnement de base. Un gros merci c'est très apprécié.

[@robertoswalt319]

Nice video. I got one at a yard sale this past Summer and it didn't have an instruction manual. Your video has helped me feel comfortable about using it now.

[@SORBCOINC]

Thank you for this video. I just purchased my first kerosene heater. It's a Corona 22 DKC model. It's been well taken care of and looks almost new. The previous owner did not have the manual. I resourced the manual online and watched your video as an educational reference. Your video is spot on. Now I feel very confident in using my kerosene heater. Can't thank you enough! I will keep this heater for many years. It's great for emergencies and much more. PS: I'm using my heater in my shop as I watched your video. It's getting nice and toasty in here as I type this comment 🌅☀😎

[@germanshepherd13]

just picked up a new in box corona 23dk for under 80 bucks, had this model 30 some years ago and gave it away. wanted another one and was happy to find a corona. great heaters. now the downside is cost of kerosene, almost 4 bucks a gallon here.. gone are the days when it was a buck a gallon or less.

[@angelawarren8853]

Thank you so much for posting! Had no idea how to light ours tonight and it's well below zero here!

[@roberthicks4280]

Thank you Mr. Craig you to man! Your explanation was very simplistic and very helpful. I am one of those persons who have a 1K kerosene only Donna glow that’s been in my basement for 12 years and the only time that it has been fired up as when I let someone use it in 2009 when we head to Kentucky I storm. And now that we are anticipating another ice storm I have it fired up in my garage and the flame is just like you say and I’m ready to use it if needed tomorrow. So thank you very much Craig take care

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

I bought one because of Sandy. I was lucky, many communities around me lost power for weeks, I didn't. If I had, my family would have been cold! Now I don't have to worry. Surprised at how much heat it put out! It will heat my WHOLE 2 story house, no problem! I can even cook on top, if I had to. I find I prefer it over my oil furnace.

[@justinhasenfus1406]

SUPER HELPFUL....THIS GUY NEEDS TO KEEP ROLLING OUT VIDEOS. EASY TO FOLLOW AS WELL.

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[@7StrokeRoll]

Thank you for this very helpful video. We just picked up a kerosene heater nearly identical to yours for emergency use in the event of power outage and to keep me warm while working in my unheated metal building. I've never used one before, so it was nice to see the process in action before attempting it myself.

[@KayakFisher01]

I live in Alabama, on the Gulf of Mexico. If temperatures dip far below freezing, there will be a couple deaths, the elderly, even then. I had wondered what people do in the Northern states after a Winter Blizzard knocks out power for days at a time. Not everyone has a fireplace or wood burning stove. It is scary to think that you and your family could freeze to death during those times. This kerosene heater is a very good option. -Liked-

[@fixman88]

An excellent and informative video! I'm considering getting on of those heaters and it's great to know how to use it ahead of time!

[@CrashQuick7]

Fantastic video. Very informative. Thanks for the education.

[@omnifur]

Thank You for the video, your knowledge was passed on and appreciated!

[@Gtown856]

Thanks for the help. I'm a southerner & didn't know much about this thing. Not too many hard freezes here but we got one coming. Thanx

[@lloydgreene1938]

Just bought one on market place and your video was so informative. Thank you

[@mirandaclough7042]

Very helpful! Thanks Craig, from Maine! 🥶

[@susannelawton673]

It is now the end of April and I was wondering how to store my Kerosun for the winter. I am now confident that I don't have to burn off the little remaining kerosene and will just cover for dust and store in my garage. Thanks very much for the peace of mind knowing how to handle this issue.

[@Aware681]

Thank you so much. I live in a cold climate and have issues with my oil boiler. I borrowed from a friend and was unsuccessful in lighting it. Your instruction are awesome - you answered the most important questions - of why or why not to do certain things.

[@carlosfrancofeliciano6160]

Can’t believe this is a 12 year old video !! Nicely done and very informative !!

[@ajizum82]

People were smarter 12 years ago, among other positive things

[@mattladka7485]

Nice video. I just used this heater for the last 2 days. We lost power from this blizzard for 2 1/2 days. I dug it out from the basement for the first time in 10 years and worked nice.

[@ChuckMarceloDube]

That was the best video . Thank you. I was a bit terrified to turn this on because I turned the knob (before lighting it) and saw nothing move ! Now I see how it works

[@tantivymuckermaffikk]

Thank you very much for this excellent video. We're preparing for a big winter storm in the Washington D.C. area and I purchased one of these last night. Cheers!

[@wendyy4013]

I am in VA and we are expecting a huge storm also. Bought one this AM!

[@tantivymuckermaffikk]

+Wendy Y Great! I actually just assembled and filled it. Good luck!

[@heatherfletcher8374]

+tantivymuckermaffikk I'm in PA and have one of these. I will be using it for the first time this weekend once our storm hits us and we lose power.

[@tantivymuckermaffikk]

+Heather Fletcher Good luck Heather!

[@jefffowlkes9697]

Thanks for the video. Great information presented clearly and accurately. This made me feel so much better about my decesion on what to purchase for an alternate heat source to have on hand for an emergency

[@glenchadwick420]

Thank you so much for the demo. I just bought one of these heaters for this upcoming winter.

[@GWprepper]

This looks like a real good solution. During an ice storm here in Arkansas there were so many people that spend hundreds of dollars over the course of 6 days no power...I mean as high as $700 to keep fueling thirsty generators that were running heaters that probably didn't put out as much heat as this heater. Thanks for the very informative video.

[@schickmann]

Excelent video and highly informative. Well done. Thankyou.

[@JaminCummings]

Thanks for putting this together. The instructions say the flame should be 1/2", but I couldn't tell where to measure from with their basic drawings. Your video helped big time. Thanks!

[@scottzahn880]

Thanks for the demonstration of proper flame height for a clean burn! This is just what I was looking for!

[@WallyBoots]

Great informative video for the first time kerosene heater owner.

[@Johnschlonsburg]

Great video. I purchased a kerosene heater like this 20 years ago and have not ever used it. Now I know how so I can test it.

[@TomSmith-bd3lb]

Craig great job and very professionally presented. All the best and ---- stay warm

[@nainrouge7181]

I recently bought a kerosene heater similar to the one demonstrated. It was my best decision: Dec 23-24 we had a "bomb cyclone" hit the Great Lakes area. Just before that, my furnace went out. Well, the snow and wind blew and the temp went down to -17 degrees. Meanwhile, my heater gave out 23 K BTUs to keep me warm.

[@missmamtube]

Thank you much for this video, you are also a great teacher. Blessings to you and yours and all !

[@emmah6045]

Good explanation of how to use this kind of heater. I had to laugh when you talked at the beginning about the power outage in 2003. We're in upper NY state, had just replaced our old fuse box with circuit breakers and had the electric company come out to reconnect the line. They did....and tested it....no power. Then the technician got on his cell phone to find out what was going on. I heard him say "what? all of this area? what? the whole northeast...what, Canada, too????" I thought we were the "straw that broke the camel's back" one too many demands on the power lines!!!!! Funny memory.