Are there any special precautions that need to be taken before firing or being around nuclear weapons? Protective suits or barriers or anything? Can you be around them without protection? Don't worryit's just for a story.
If you're talking about the dust caps on the wheel, they keep the bearing grease in. Any other dust caps, idk about.
My mom and dad let me stay up as late as I want. I'm not spoiled, I still do regular house chores: Washing clothing, vacuuming the hallways, cleaning the tables. My mom and dad just lay on the couch and watch either black-and-white movies or The Real Housewives. They aren't really flirty around us, but they are loving. Hugs,kisses, cooking together. The sorts. I usually stay up past their bedtime which is around 12 in the morning.
Maybe an occasional use to warm the house would be acceptable, but not on a regular basis. It is VERY dangerous to be using an unvented stove to heat a house. If you will notice other houses that have gas heat, there is ALWAYS a chimney that carries out the carbon monoxide and unburnt natural gas and propane. A detector that is at a distance is not going to save you from being killed if the level of carbon monoxide builds up in the room with the stove. How could you even think of doing this with a young child in the house. I have even heard stories of people camping the woods who died from using an unvented heater in their tents or cars. It is not worth the extra savings in money to have a catastrophe.
I feel its safe enough. Its best to put a big pot of water on the top of the stove and put the burner on high. Not only will it help to warm things up, it also acts as a humidifyer and makes it even more comfy.
