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Safest Bathroom heater for elderly
This frail 97-year old lady is no longer able to safely turn on and
light her small bathroom heater (natural gas). Ease of turning on and safety are of paramount important. Any specific models? Natural gas or electric/catalytic? Thanks. |
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Safest Bathroom heater for elderly
I don't think there could be anything easier than an electric for a
person such as this. The cost per BTU is higher than gas, but that makes little difference in a bathroom and the short duration it is used. And you know there will be no chance of any fumes with electric. Older folks can be affected by tiny amounts of unburned fuel that younger people would not notice. |
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Safest Bathroom heater for elderly
"digger o'dell" wrote in message news:1129428524.92f2f23f7ec75e0bdf71344fad1f95ef@b ubbanews... This frail 97-year old lady is no longer able to safely turn on and light her small bathroom heater (natural gas). Ease of turning on and safety are of paramount important. Any specific models? Natural gas or electric/catalytic? Thanks. It's a good application for a built-in electric unit. The new ones are safe and the heat is clean (no fumes or flames). I like the wall units as they can be installed out-of-the-way of exposure to water and they can't be tipped over. My 99 year old mother, who is blind, has used one for several years safely. Electric ceiling units are O.K. too. TKM |
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