By: Paul

Paul — Wed, 21 Feb 2024 04:56:28 +0000

I have propane for my: stove, 2 wall mounted heaters, a hot water heater and more than a dozen wall and ceiling mounted lights. I have noticed quite a bit of water vapor on the interior side of the windows, and glass doors to the point of puddles forming on the floor, as the condensation builds especially overnight, when the outside temperatures fall. I only use a couple lights at a time, and always shut them off before bed. The wall heaters each have thermostats that are set to the lowest settings, are the only devices left on over night. Other than keeping windows open for cross ventilation which isn’t practical on cold nights, are there any methods or devices to minimize this from happening?

By: Mick Henderson

Mick Henderson — Sat, 22 May 2021 21:45:49 +0000

Learned a lot! I have 3 30LB propane cannisters which I attach to my large size Mr. Heaters. I have always kept my house on the cool side preferring to throw on a sweatshirt if I feel chilled. Even in winter I turn the tanks off at night. The house holds a good deal of heat and most of that rises to the bedrooms on the second floor. The beds all have down comforters so it’s never cold. Propane also doesn’t put off an odor when its’s being burned.

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