Heat Mate HMN-110 Radiant Kerosene Heater 10000 BTU 380 Sq. Ft.

Siphon pump and four c batteries included

Automatic igniter, ez flame adjuster

Ul approved

List Price: ~~$109.99~~
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This is a great little heater if you don't need to heat huge spaces. At 10K BTU it is powerful enough to heat my 640 sq ft basement to 75 degrees even with a crack in the window and outside tempreture of 30 degrees. If you use a good quality Kerosene such as Crown 1-K or a reputable K-1 Clear suitable for use in unvented Kerosene heaters, you get virtually no odor from this heater. Adjust the flame correctly and it is a sweet burner for sure. I may use this one regularly to knock the chill off on those extra cold nights. I would recommend this heater.

This is a solid little kero heater. It doesn't have the traditional twist -type knob for on/off and wick adjustment. Instead, it has a adjustable lever that slides up and down. Next to the lever is a push-type button to extinguish the heater, which sends the lever up to the off position.To start the heater, you simply push the lever all the way down to the bottom position and hold it there briefly. This engages the battery-operated ignition and lights the wick quickly. Interestingly, the heater has a audible chiming sound that is heard when the unit is ignited. After the unit lights ( in about 1-2 seconds) the lever can be released. This causes the lever to sit in the wick adjustable range on the lever slide.I have not had to adjust the wick once since purchasing this unit about 1 month ago.The fuel tank is of the type that is removed,filled and placed back in the heater from a hinged cover on the top of the unit.I was a little confused about the fuel level meter at first but have...

I'm on my second season with this little heater. At the end of the 2009 winter we threw out the other kerosene heater because this one was so clean burning. Almost no fumes. The glass chimney (catalytic converter) is tall and this means extra-clean burning. Very Fuel efficient providing ~10 +/- hours on it's small 1 gallon tank. It's large enough for us to take the edge off the cold in our house living space. If we loose electricity this is also the back up heat for our house. A review on another web site noted quality Japanese parts, good design and clean operation. I purchased the heater directly on-line from Ace and picked it up at a local store.Another reviewer noted the loud sound the heater makes with the ignition button is pushed. This is not a buzzer but the sound from the pizo electric ignition system. This starter is suppose to be more reliable than the glow type.

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Lone farmer in no-go zone sticks to defiant existence

May 22, 2012 | Matsumura's home is around 12 km southwest of the Tokyo Electric Power Co. plant that was hit by meltdowns and explosions after the quake and tsunami. He decided to stay where he grew up even after the entire town ended up in the exclusion zone set up April 22 because of the nuclear crisis at the Fukushima No. 1 power plant. Before the massive quake last year, the town had around 15,000 residents. On March 11 last year, when the earthquake struck, he was operating a road paving machine at a construction site on the Joban Expressway. Matsumura, who is single, had been making a living as a construction worker while helping his parents on their farm. After losing contact with the site supervisor, he came home alone by truck on a quake-damaged road. The no-go zone bans entry to areas 20 km from the plant. After the core meltdowns, his parents moved to Shizuoka Prefecture, where his older sister lives. But he decided to stay on, thinking: "Why in the world do I have to leave here on account of Tepco. Read more »

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Kerosene heater sparks blaze

May 22, 2012 | MIAMISBURG, Ohio () - The combination of a kerosene heater and a construction crew destroyed a Miamisburg home Monday morning. Fire broke out about about 7:00am on Cottage Avenue. Firefighters say a worker tipped over a heater onto a mattress.

Lessons learned: Residents will be ready next time

May 22, 2012 | Area residents scrambled for generators, batteries, lanterns, kerosene heaters and bottled water last week, emergency preparedness checklist items many didn't have on their pantry shelves when the storm hit on March 2. Locals now look back at last

Carbon Monoxide Hazards Identified by Innovative IAQ Test Kit

May 22, 2012 | CO may be produced from any furnace fired by fuel, wood stoves, kerosene heaters, gas stoves, and fireplaces. Other common sources include exhaust from motor vehicles, and emissions from charcoal grills and fuel-powered yard equipment.

Man Found Living In Tool Shed Gets New Home

May 22, 2012 | "A kerosene heater and a can of beans on it," Wilkinson said. "No running water. No bathroom. Nothing. Just a tool shed." "You wouldn't live there. I wouldn't live there," he said. Then with the help of Pastor Ron Stroupe of Hope Center Ministries they

Police Blotter: Stolen Sink, Jammin' to Jacko

May 22, 2012 | noon on March 12 to say someone rang his doorbell, and when the man didn't answer, the guest began stealing some scrap metal from the man's yard, including three or four 50-pound hooks, an old kerosene heater and a stainless steel double sink.

Questions & Answers

We have a new kerosene heater, is it alright to use the kerosene that one already has?

Jan 31, 2007 by mlynnej

I have been using an upright kerosene heater. Due to the warm weather here in NC, I have not had a chance to crank it up. But I have recently purchased a new flat top kerosene heater. I have some left over kerosene from last winter and was wondering if it would alright to use the kerosene that I have on hand or would it be prudent to go and get some new or have some new mixed in with the old?

I would like some answers ASAP for a winter storm warning is in effect for tomorrow in my area. Thank you all.

Please keep in mind -- there is the danger of Carbon Monoxide poisoning with ANY open flame combustion.

Pay attention to the warnings on the packaging and on the unit.

Open flame space heaters, such as a kerosene heater, need to be used in a WELL VENTILATED space. A HEADACHE, or feeling of drowsiness are among the FIRST SYMPTOMS of overexposure to CO. Carbon Monoxide is invisible, and odorless.... Please do not operate this unit without a CO detector in the room. It could save your life.

With the recent power outages across Missouri, many people were using portable generators. One family had a generator in their garage. The wife went out to fill the tank... and was dead before she reached the generator... that is how quickly CO in an enclosed space can kill.

Interestingly -- Most manufactured home builders will VOID your warranty, if you use a Kerosene heater in a mobile or modular home.

As to the kerosene you mention, any flammable liquid can absorb water (most often by condensation inside the container), and this will cause the fuel to burn less efficiently, and to smoke more. My personal solution to this, would be to set the heater OUTSIDE, and burn the old fuel up. Then start with some fresh fuel...again.... burning it for a while OUTSIDE, to make sure the old fuel had been completely consumed. Naturally, you want to do this in a safe location.

I personally prefer to use electric space heaters (ceramic, or oil-contained - radiant) and a generator. The generator can also help power your refrigerator, and/or some lights, depending on it's size. I place the generator OUTSIDE the home, and run a very heavy duty extension cord to inside the home. This keeps my family warm, with lights, and safe from carbon monoxide poisoning.

Be Safe (and good luck with the storm)

Is the Duraheat Kerosene heater from Home Depot a good buy?

May 22, 9877 by nickacarroll

I want to get a kerosene heater for emergencies. Is this a good one, or should I stay away from it?

The danger from fire is very high with kerosene. Seven people died a week ago in Philli from explosion and fire from gasoline in kerosene heater. Consumes room air, not allowed in bedrooms. The cost of kerosene is high. For emergencies, "Any port in a storm", any heat is better than no heat. I buy lots from Home Depot, get one that has not been opened.

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