Last years Coleman tents had/have low level air vents in them to hold a battery ventilation fan. I'm just wondering if anybody thinks that those vents are large enough/low enough to vent carbon monoxide fumes from using gas inside the tent.
I've just been reading up on this thread and figure that I need to make sure that the ventilation is OK when using a CampingGaz heater and cooker inside my Evolva...
I think having your door open would be enough ventilation for above (although I personally would never cook in tent) can you place the fan so it blows the air inside the tent? Then any fumes would exit from wherever they can. I wouldn't worry too much regarding the fumes, you'd have to be cooking a very long time for them to have any sort of effect. Your not planning on leaving the heater on overnight are you?
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Topic: Coleman (Evolva) lower air vent
