You can buy a carbon monoxide detector if it worries you.
You can buy a carbon monoxide detector if it worries you.
Used 'em in houses, tents, outside and in campers. Never died, not even once. However, do not use one in a camper for heating, then go to sleep. You could very possibly die from that.
I like gas because heat changes are instant.
I like gas because heat changes are instant.
I wish I had a gas range, it's so much better for cooking. Since we weren't plumbed for a gas range I opted for a glass top electric when our standard coil electric stove gave up the ghost. It's not gas but it's MUCH, MUCH better than a coil electric stove top. I'll never go back to a standard electric again. I've had gas ranges in the past and never had problems with carbon moxide.
I have a 60" commercial duel fuel gas top an elec ovens. The top has 8 burners and isn't a problem when all being used..
As mentioned above.. as long as you have a good blue flame with only slight yellow tips every so often, you will be fine. It is when you turn the burner up high trying to heat a room that you can run into trouble.
A stove top shouldn't be too different from the unvented blue flame wall heaters. Most of the wall heaters have a oxygen sensor that cuts the flame off if the oxygen level drops. I don't know if the modern stoves have the same feature or not.
A stove top shouldn't be too different from the unvented blue flame wall heaters. Most of the wall heaters have a oxygen sensor that cuts the flame off if the oxygen level drops. I don't know if the modern stoves have the same feature or not.
I've had a gas range for 6 years now. It's not vented. Never had a carbon monoxide problem
I also have a VENTLESS gas log fireplace. Never had a problem with carbon monoxide with it either.
Got one and it is not vented to the outside. Never had a probelm. Carbon Dioxide Detector has never gone off.
The only thing electric on my stove is the clock, timer, and ignition. My oven is gas and just as easy as an electric to use, I turn the dial to the temp I want and presto. My range is as old as my house, which is 11 or 12 years old now, so it's not ultra modern or anything, so I'm curious why you say they're not as easy to use. I'm assuming older gas ranges aren't as easy?
