Rather, kerosene is better used for other appliances in need of fuel. It has historically been used to power lamps, is a fuel source for room-sized heaters, and is used in the production of jet fuel.

1-K kerosene as fuel. To avoid confusion, never put kerosene in a can intended for gasoline. — Place the heater at least three feet from combustible materials. — Use the heater only in rooms ...

Earlier this month near Lexington, Kentucky, a similar potential kerosene/gasoline mix-up caused a heater in a home to ... not to take chances with tainted fuel. “That [contamination] was ...

Radiant heaters are fueled by propane, natural gas, diesel fuel or kerosene. A 70,000 BTU Mr. Heater radiant heater with a 2.75-gal. diesel/kerosene fuel tank will heat 1,750 sq. ft. (42’x42’).

【Multiple Optional Fuels】 Our kerosene forced air heaters are CSA certified for multi-fuel using, which admit following types of fuel: 2-K kerosene, filtered diesel #1 and #2 ...

(LEX 18) — A Berea man is still recovering after a kerosene heater caught fire and exploded ... Agriculture check showed the business had no fuel complaints on file. When asked how often the ...

Kerosene, also known as kero or sometimes paraffin, is a light fuel derived from petroleum through fractional distillation. It's a combustible hydrocarbon liquid used for several applications in ...

【Multiple Optional Fuels】 Our kerosene forced air heaters are CSA certified for multi-fuel using, which admit following types of fuel: 2-K kerosene, filtered diesel #1 and #2 ...