Camp fire in the living room

[Wayne Willy]

Hello...
Curious about the omission of a "Comfort Glow" propane wall mounted heater.
(Just a brand I have as there are others) The "gravity" unit is 99.999% (I
think) efficient and does NOT need to be vented as it also has a LOS...
Have one in my basement... totally self contained, thermostat, piezo igniton,
really no moving parts and works. My regular furnace rarely comes on and excess
heat (if there is such a thing in winter) goes upstairs to keep the rest of the
house "warm". These are about $179.95 and are avaliable at Lowes and.. Home
Depot... This unit works whether there is power or not... $.02 worth


Jack and Liz Pearce wrote:

Howdy Ralph and Charolette.

Well, I reckon that eventually we are going to get some of that ice
storm down here in Hondo. I think that it was Tuesday PM where this
park lost power. Jack went out to the power post and turned the breaker
off. When he can back in, I held the STOP part of the toggle for the
generator for about 45 seconds, then pushed START. The genny fired up
and we had power. I was very comforted by that purring sound. The
park was really dark except for about 2 lights from other rigs. 40
minutes later, the park had power restored.

We were wondering about Mike and Sue Bulriss up there in the Hill
country. Didn't know that they couldn't get to their coach. Geez!! Sure
was sorry to read that.

Regards,

Jack and Liz Pearce

1993 WL, wintering in Hondo, TX

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Ralph L. Fullenwider"
wrote:
>
> Good morning:
>
> We, in Oklahoma, have just gone through an ice storm. With power
outages on
> and off. Last evening we were without power for about 6 hours and
while
> waiting for the lights and heat to come back on, I went out to the
coach
> and kicked in the LP heaters.






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