Can you print indoors, say an enclosed spare bedroom, or does it need to be well ventilated because of fumes?
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I have always printed indoors. There are no appreciable odors from any of the filaments I've used. ABS may bother someone who is particularly sensitive to the smell, but the fumes are not anywhere near toxic levels. Heated ABS is just a bit disagreeable to some people, but not a safety issue.
14812
Not directly because this printer doesnt has airprint, but you can print with a program called cloudprint. Hope this help you
786309
Not if your only spraying the outside. If you spray inside you may inadvertently get spray on the diaphragm and ruin it.
673830
The hot air needs to vent out of the room. Can either be a window, or through the ceiling.
1987997
I wouldn't use it indoors. Even with good ventilation the charcoal smells and eats up the oxygen in the room. Better be safe than sorry and keep it outside where it was meant to be.
1735100
No you will need desperate ventilation. However remember you don't have the open flame heat like a gas stove so less ventaltion is needed just to remove smoke or orders. I just have a microwave above with vent and it is perfect!
857171
Yes. The particulate filters are easy to replace and it does include an organic vapor cartridge. You want to work in a ventilated room, of course, but I wouldn't hesitate to use this for spray painting.
1881264
These paints are acrylic based, not oil. Has very little/no odor. Yes, you can paint inside without ventilation. I never got my paints as the 2 times that Amazon sent them to me, some of the bottles were opened and leaked in the box, and were returned. After 2 tries, Amazon gave up and cancelled my order. I know about these paints from buying them from other vendors.
822842
I use it indoors just make sure you open a window or somehing of that nature to allow carbon monoxide out and fresh air in. Coleman will tell you no either way as a cover thine a.. statement lol
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You have to spray in a well-ventilated area. I would not use it for clothing.
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We use ours for 1/2 hour or so at a time and have no problem with fumes. There is very little noticeable smoke or odor. But if one used it continuously, there might be a need for some external ventilation.
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Probably but don't recommend as it should be used with PLENTY OF VENTILATION. These fumes are toxic. I spray outdoors when I use it.
1465392
The unit definitely needs ventilation. There are specs in the literature .... or you can contact Sterilight for specifications.
1256549
Yes. All the CO2 and moisture generated by the combustion process go right into the room. However, most homes breathe enough that this is not a problem.
410003
It can be vented to the room but may cause temperature issues depending upon the application.
243129
NO! they r more suited for indoor stuff...you will have to go to a graphics place and get them to print your design on weather proof vinyl.... and let them put a coat of liquid laminate of the image and that will last you a while...
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I have used this stove for indoor use...BUT...........make sure the area is very very well ventilated........I have done this myself.....but in the end it should not be use in enclose areas.