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i would never advise using a cooker as heating in a tent (or anything gas based) unless it is well ventilated or you can leave a door part open (which kinda defeats the object of heating) purely because of the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. i suffered mild poisoning from carbon monoxide some years ago from a faulty gas fire and it is not pleasant,
you feel constanly tired, burning up when sitting "facing" the heat source but the back of you is still really really cold. but stupid me, until last year didn't realise that i'd been "re-poisoning" myself by using a cooker as tent heating.
i'm sticking to hot drinks and a hot water bottle this year. (as i don't use EHU).
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