Propane and Backup Heat
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Propane and backup heat, with safety first. Propane tanks and lines fall under NFPA 58 and should be set by your supplier or a licensed pro. Put carbon monoxide alarms on every level, and never run a generator, grill or camp stove indoors or in a garage. Only use heaters rated for indoor use (with low-oxygen shutoff), and keep them away from anything that burns. If you smell gas, leave first and call from outside. Suppliers and heaters below are commercial.
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cdc.gov
cpsc.gov
epa.gov
nfpa.org
npga.org
propane.com
usfa.fema.gov
ready.gov
amerigas.com
ferrellgas.com
suburbanpropane.com
amazon.com
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