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 ...

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 ...