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Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #8437126 11/02/21 08:38 PM
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Great post! And don't forget to connect your kill switch on boats and jet skis.


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Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #8437161 11/02/21 09:11 PM
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Great thread and reminders of some of the dangers out there that we face. We on THF have also lost member (poisonivie) and his wife from CO poison 12-27. It wasn't a hunting blind but a motel water heater that got them.
https://texashuntingforum.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/6786703/in-memoriam#Post6786703
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Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: GNTX] #8437212 11/02/21 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by GNTX
Good advice. Although I’m sure you meant CO vs. CO2.

One symptom of CO poisoning is an overly pinkish tint in your fingernails.


Yes sir, I didn’t catch the auto spell correction but your dead on.

Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #8437602 11/03/21 04:52 AM
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As said, great reminder Thumper, years ago we lost a cousin and his fiance when they used a small gas heater while tent camping in California


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Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #8437723 11/03/21 12:26 PM
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Buddy of mine was using a CO2 heater in a Montana blind elk hunting. He didn’t make it.


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Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #8510526 01/22/22 02:11 PM
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Thank you sir. up

Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #8599852 05/18/22 01:29 AM
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Thank you for the reminder thumper. Sorry to learn about the loss of a family member to carbon monoxide.


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Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: 603Country] #8599856 05/18/22 01:36 AM
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Originally Posted by 603Country
I always have a window open or partly open.


I do too, this is a good and sad reminder

Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #8599885 05/18/22 02:05 AM
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Good gear, and a wool blanket.


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Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #8728051 11/07/22 02:38 AM
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Great warning

Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #8742639 11/26/22 02:49 PM
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Thanks for the reminder, sir. up

Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #8836397 04/19/23 01:04 PM
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Very important message. Thanks for the reminder and the sticky.

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Thanks for the reminder! I had a close call twenty years ago and it made me change my thinking and attitude.

Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #9137131 11/11/24 09:48 PM
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Thanks for continuing to spread the awareness! People need to be reminded each year that something so simple can potentially be deadly


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Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #9137194 11/11/24 11:22 PM
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This a good thread to bring back as the weather cools. The Mr. Heater series are well known to be safe when functioning properly with enough makeup air. They have a built-in Oxygen sensor to shut down if you have used it all up. They produce very little CO when running right. But remember that you can buy a very small lightweight battery powered Carbon Monoxide alarm for $15 to $25. Might be cheap insurance and worth the effort depending on what you are doing.

FWIW, I tested my Big Buddy heater with less ventilation in a small space than required and it shut down on low O2 and never triggered the carbon monoxide alarm. But, I keep the CO alarm in the same case as the heater. Maybe I'm just just a belt+suspenders type of guy!

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Re: Heaters In The Blind Reminder [Re: Ol Thumper] #9137309 11/12/24 02:32 AM
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I just recently tested all my Buddy heaters, and they all work, which is good news. While in the blind, there will always be open windows. I trust the Buddy heaters, but don’t trust them with my life.


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