is mr. buddy safe indoors
1564108
Yes, I've used mine several times for emergency heat during power outages(which is why I bought it). I do keep a window opened an inch or two, to replenish the rooms oxygen supply. I also have a 12ft hose, so I'm able to keep the propane tank on the porch, not indoors. The small canisters are handy to have on hand, but only last about an hour.
1564109
Yes it is, its an indoor/outdoor heater. It also has a low oxygen sensor. My advice ALWAYS ALWAYS use a carbon-monoxide detector in a room that you plan to use ANY type of gas/liquid fuel heaters, just to be safe. This heater I definitely recommend for ease of use and its built well.
1564110
Yes, it is safe. I bought it for emergency heat but haven't used it much, thank goodness. So far so good!
1564111
Yes, it's safe. It's the only propane heater I'd recommend for indoor use of any kind. I use these regularly -- as in DAILY -- in my 200 sq foot cabin for weeks at a time, and have done so over the course of 6 years. I don't think most people answering actually use these for heating a small space, or for daily heating. I do. I wouldn't leave it on while you sleep. Yes, it's safe. I've certainly slept while my heater is on. But it's still a propane appliance, and it's just not good practice to sleep with an open flame in a room. If I'm using the heater on and off during the day/night, I leave the propane tank on. If I'm not going to use the heater for 24 hours or more, I recommend turning off the tank, and burning off the last of the propane in the hose. In other words: 1) Turn the heater on low. 2) Turn the tank off, but let the heater keep burning, using up the propane that's still in the hose. 3) When the heater runs down, turn off the heater. Hope this helps. - tkh
1564112
The unit has an low oxygen shutoff which makes it great for indoors or even camping in a tent. Also it features an auto shutoff if the unit tips over. I did a video showcasing some of the features and an overview of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTIVjDoSvLM
1564113
Apologies for the late response. The Mr. Buddy owners manual will advise AGAINST indoor use, primarily because fire eats oxygen - and you don't want to kill yourself by inhaling anything other than good ol' atomic number 8. There's also the danger of your propane tank blowing up indoors...another reason why Mr. Buddy needs plenty of ventilation. That being said, it seems unlikely that you would suffocate yourself or blow yourself up while using Mr. Buddy, regardless of where you decide to use the machine. I find that good judgment usually mitigates the cautionary-tales found in an owners guide. Apologies for the late response. The Mr. Buddy owners manual will advise AGAINST indoor use, primarily because fire eats oxygen - and you don't want to kill yourself by inhaling anything other than good ol' atomic number 8. There's also the danger of your propane tank blowing up indoors...another reason why Mr. Buddy needs plenty of ventilation. That being said, it seems unlikely that you would suffocate yourself or blow yourself up while using Mr. Buddy, regardless of where you decide to use the machine. I find that good judgment usually mitigates the cautionary-tales found in an owners... » Read More Apologies for the late response. The Mr. Buddy owners manual will advise AGAINST indoor use, primarily because fire eats oxygen - and you don't want to kill yourself by inhaling anything other than good ol' atomic number 8. There's also the danger of your propane tank blowing up indoors...another reason why Mr. Buddy needs plenty of ventilation. That being said, it seems unlikely that you would suffocate yourself or blow yourself up while using Mr. Buddy, regardless of where you decide to use the machine. I find that good judgment usually mitigates the cautionary-tales found in an owners guide. « Show Less
1564114
Yes. This winter makes the fifth winter I have used mine indoors. Safe as can be, so long as you take all the precautions you would with any other heating device and don't get it too close to combustibles.
2192873
No, it is not approved for indoor use in Massachusetts. Due to more stringent safety codes in Mass it is certified for outdoor use only. Aside from the manual and packaging label on the box, there is no difference between this heater and that the Big Buddies that can legally be sold in the remaining 49 states. This however, might be the only version you'll be able to get shipped to Massachusetts.
1199074
No, this is definitely indoor use only. It says "for indoor use only on packaging."
376408
This is a mixture of natural essential oils so yes, this is safe to use indoors.
1037794
I have not found away, but we love this bubble maker. The only thing is, I would not use it indoors as otherwise your floor will be covered with bubble juice.
22627
No, it shouldn't be used indoors. All the smoke and gases escape around the pot into the room.
1083281
There is not a definitive answer to this question. I can say this: After a good deal of research this door jammer is hands down the best one made!!! It is worth the extra cost over the others. I bought 3 of them, one for each entrance door to our home. We tested it as much as possible without risking damaging our door and I can say there was no breach to entering. Yes, someone intent on coming in can destroy the door itself but in the meantime with the Buddybar Door Jammer you have bought yourself some valuable reaction time! The intruder has a definite obstacle to overcome!
1988555
I don't think anything is 100% safe, but this outlet should keep most of our little guys safe. Some kids are more curious than others so I suggest that you keep an eye on them just in case. Sorry I could not give you more
361652
I agree with Kenneth Maxwell it should be safe on the top shelf,hand wash mine as well it only takes a minute .S. Manning
1256389
If you're concerned about indoor use, crack open a window! It's as safe as a chafing dish!
1007483
no. There is a magnetic closure so unless your pet hangs halfway in the door, no bugs enter.
1363240
I don't believe so. If I remember correctly this is only rated for indoor use.
644004
after using the mint for a few months, I would remove any delicate items as this unit will bump into everything.this unit will gently bump into every wall and piece of furniture in the room. and it also will bump into items on the side of the unit where there is not protection from scuffing.
2119581
No. Do not use this indoors. It is fired with charcoal and the last thing you want is to breath in is the carcinogenics from the charcoal. Use it outdoors. Better safe than sorry.
2262563
Yes very safe , mine wears it everywhere and havent had to take itoff, he bathes with it even. Worth the money ..
944575
Either really. She has her's inside and the ball is light weight and bouncy so it hasn't caused any damage to walls or doors. Other than knocking things over it's pretty safe for indoor use :) hope this helps
1383230
Hi, I am compelled to answer because I thought this was confusing too. I am not a lawyer or a doctor, so don't hurt yourself listening to me - this can kill you if it's not used properly. Follow the directions. Anyway, it appears Massachusetts has a law allowing this heater to be used inside in a limited way. In other states, like mine, you are not supposed to use this heater inside. So this box, I believe, is labeled with the Massachusetts guidelines for safety. If it was the PA box, it would say something maybe like: Don't use this indoors at all. Does that make sense. Anyone please correct me if I am wrong.