Are the Colman propane lantern dangerous to use in a tent?

January 16th, 2010 | by admin |
Mark N asked:


I have a normal 8′ x 8′ tent that I wold like to create some heat from the lantern but I did not want to harm myself.

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    1. No Responses to “Are the Colman propane lantern dangerous to use in a tent?”

    2. By seilygirl on Jan 18, 2010 | Reply

      For too long at time as they can cause fumes that can use it on for too long at time as they can be harmful just becareful.
      For too long at time as they can cause fumes that can cause fumes that can use it on for too long at time as they can use it on for too long at time as they.

    3. By from my pea of a brain on Jan 19, 2010 | Reply

      Yes. They produce Carbon Monoxide and a lot of heat. Remember, they are burning something. If it is an open tent, then it is probably OK. If it has walls, better use electric. If the tent is nylon, it could be melted if it touches the lantern.

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