how we're heating the rv | hearthrite propane heater |

[@stuartgriffin5.7]

I meant carbon monoxide not dioxide!

[@davidoelker493]

Great information….and I love the time lapse at the end!

[@rebeccagypsysol]

There are several good options for heating an RV, aside from the conventional furnace most come with. This is what we went with! You can check out the heater we bought on Hearthside's site (www.hearthsidedistributors.com/Catalog/Hearthrite-Blue-Flame-Vent-Free-Gas-Heaters) and if you're interested in buying the dehumidifier we use, you can shop here: amzn.to/3ruMYP2. Thanks for watching!

[@bradylane8502]

Buy a camper with the arctic package and also make sure the furnace is 35 thousand btu if you want safe heat

[@garyfickhesen2097]

Hi was looking for a safe propane heater wondering what you thought if you still enjoyed it after a year Second can you tell me where you purchased it from and price if possible thanks

[@rebeccagypsysol]

Hi! We do not have the heater anymore, we sold it with our old rig because it would have been overkill in what we have now lol. But that said, we LOVED it! They sell a slightly smaller model that would have been perfect, but I believe they were out of stock when we bought ours. Here is a link to their site: www.hearthsidedistributors.com/Catalog/Hearthrite-Blue-Flame-Vent-Free-Gas-Heaters. I can't remember if I mentioned it in this video or not, but we were really impressed with Hearthside's customer service, they're great folks. So if you have questions, you can call them and they should be able to help.

[@garyfickhesen2097]

Thanks ever so much been living 2 years full time still learning and repairing as we go happy Thanksgiving

[@pauldonathan5316]

They now make vented propane heaters that vents the moisture outside

[@bradylane8502]

It even sas online don't use thoes in a camper because it take the air humans need

[@bradylane8502]

Dont use a ventless heater in a camper. Very dangerous if it wasnt the rv dealer would install them from the factory

[@KyleWalker-sm3ez]

They are fine have carbon monoxide detectors and airflow your gold

[@bradylane8502]

@KyleWalker-sm3ez It even says on every site you can think of that those are dangerous to use in a camper. They are meant for a house or garage only. Which is why anyone with common sense would not put something that is ventless in a building that is less than 300 square feet.

[@rebeccagypsysol]

Thank you for your concern. We were able to use the heater in this video successfully for a full winter season. You should only use the equipment that you can safely and knowledgeably handle. There are other options on the market if this isn't in your comfort zone or area of expertise.