Can a kerosene heater emit lethal amount of CO in a closed small room?
I've seen some cases where it really killed some individuals in their sleep or even wiped an entire families.
However, I tried this last night where I slept for 8 Hours with a kerosene heater on.
I experienced difficulties with breathing but was able to sleep, in the morning I woke up and didn't feel anything bad, except the air that was in the room.
I wonder if I should expose the kerosene wick directly to air(which significantly increases its smoke and gas emission)
I've seen some cases where it really killed some individuals in their sleep or even wiped an entire families.
However, I tried this last night where I slept for 8 Hours with a kerosene heater on.
I experienced difficulties with breathing but was able to sleep, in the morning I woke up and didn't feel anything bad, except the air that was in the room.
I wonder if I should expose the kerosene wick directly to air(which significantly increases its smoke and gas emission)
