Alternate heating for the winter months (1 Viewer)

[PP Bear]

Saw this on good old YouTube and was impressed at the idea

The guy in the video uses it to heat his small office, or boat when he's away, so if it's good enough for a boat, then maybe it'll be useful for my fellow Funsters too

Only Tootles, not plastic flowerpots ok

 

[timdownieuk]

Check out this first. http://www.mayorwatch.co.uk/fire-brigade-issues-warning-over-candle-powered-heaters/201328575/

 

[TheBig1]

an old trick that was used many years ago, when tents were still canvas

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[vwalan]

just go south in winter . the birds cant all be wrong .
never even used the fire in my trailer last winter .
yet used it all the time from november till end of april.

 

[PP Bear]

just go south in winter . the birds cant all be wrong .
never even used the fire in my trailer last winter .
yet used it all the time from november till end of april.

Errrrr jealous.com

 

[tambo]

Check out this first. http://www.mayorwatch.co.uk/fire-brigade-issues-warning-over-candle-powered-heaters/201328575/

The same rule has always applied to any candle though ....your always told not to leave unattended.

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[Minxy]

I haven't watched the video but I did see it on the "pillock who's re-designing his boat" programme where tea-lights are used with inverted plant pots to create a heater so I guess that's what you're on about. Apart from the cooker/oven/grill and space heater (convection type) there should NEVER be any flame in a motorhome for any other purpose as it is all too easy to have a mishap.