I need to heat a small shop during the winter. The propane heater would only be running when I'm in the shop, and no other time. I need to know if it is really safe to run a propane heater in this kind of environment. Would carbon monoxide build up be a problem? I'm sure I could install a battery operated carbon monoxide detector if I needed to.
T they cure, which is a chemical reaction between the two parts (taking place over 24 hrs or more). HTH, Diane B.
Just replace the battery. Should take all of 5 minutes. And thanks for the reminder I need to replace all the batteries in my homes smoke detectors.
