Not flashlight-related, but I’ve got a hunch that some people on here share my interest in preparing for severe weather events. What do you guys do for backup home heating when the power goes out if your home uses electric heating? I know you could get a generator large enough to power the electric heat, but that seems wildly inefficient because the generator mostly just creates tons of heat outside. Any ideas?
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Kerosene Heaters: Effective and portable but ensure proper ventilation.
Propane Heaters: Another option, also requiring good ventilation.
Wood Stoves: If feasible, a wood stove can provide substantial heat.
Backup Heating Systems: Installing a gas or oil furnace can provide reliable heat without electricity.
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