Camping heaters

One of the biggest concerns that you may have while planning for a camping trip especially if it's winter, is staying worm. And by that i mean you must bring with you a camping heater witch is an outdoor survival gear.

There is a lot of ways to stay worm in the world of camping. Most commonly, people use their camp stove or lantern as a heating element, or they use a candle in a jar or tucking rocks under their sleeping bag after they’ve cooked for a couple hours in the campfire. both of these creative camping heaters are dangerous, because they could lead to carbon monoxide poisoning or being the victim of burns and fires.

So the alternative will be propane heaters. Because it's modern, portable and lightweight, many campers prefer using it as they daily camping heater. however it might present a minimal risk if you're using a super small camping tent.

So to prevent any sort of risks follow these stepes below :

Propane Heater

Step 1 :

Fasten your propane tank heater if it is not already installed. According to the format of your heater, this could be in the form of a bottle screw, a self-sealing disposable cartridge perforated by the water heater, or a tight valve by turning a switch.

Step 2 :

Set up the heater in a isolated area of the tent where no contact is possible with any sleepers or camping materials that could cause fire. This area must also be stable, so the heater doesn't fall over from slight disturbances.

Step 3 :

Sometimes the fuel valve controls the heat setting. If this matches your heater, open it and set it to the desired heat level. If it's not the case, simply return to do this with that separate knob after the heater is running.

Step 4 :

Finally you just have to push the start button on the heater and keeping it down. Dont pay attention to a low clicking noise that will remain until the sparks get in contact with the propane and of course start the heater.