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10-02-2009
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| Sharpshooter  Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Akron Indiana
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 | I use the Big Buddy and Kerosun heaters as well. I have the adapters for the larger tanks for the Big Buddy. Great for a short time. For longer times I will use the Keronsun hearters. While they have to be kept a constant heat, to keep the wick from building up carbon, it is still better then no heat. Just open a window if it gets to hot, don't turn it down. I have the larger ones that give a lot of heat for my small cottage. |
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