Be careful when you put in those small propane tanks as the threads are very easy to cross thread and cause a leak. Always test the connection with soapy water, Before ignition. Way cheaper than burning down your your home with a sudden propane explosion. Also, buy the extension hose and you can hook up a 20 lb tank and save loads of cash compared to the green bottles. 😉 Stay safe and keep them dogs warm. 🤗
I agree. It was a part of the instructions, but wanted to put out a video before I started using it. Next time for sure, I will be doing that. I've been looking at a 20lb tank on Walmart .com but, it's back to $90 when it was at $57! Thanks for the suggestions and the watch!
@@EdDoesTechEd If you still need a 20 lb tank, try those store front propane exchange tanks. Usually 45 bucks for your first tank and it's pre filled, then keep the tank and start refilling it at the gas station for like 12 bucks. I've got 3 tanks like that and it's way cheaper, plus, only take it back to the original place when the tank eventually expires and then start over again. You'll never have to pay to re certify an expired tank that way, but they are usually good for 12 years anyway 😉.
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Was camping in Alberta Canada and it was 25 degrees and I needed this video because I through out the instructions. Thanks
Very good presentation. Love your dogs as well!
I'm sure they'd love you too, Michael!
Can't wait for them to come and get the electric back on! It is cold!!!!!
Thank you, Sir, You explained this very well!
I appreciate the feedback. {:,T
Thank you!
im a man right lmao that is correct!
Phew! 🤭
Be careful when you put in those small propane tanks as the threads are very easy to cross thread and cause a leak. Always test the connection with soapy water, Before ignition. Way cheaper than burning down your your home with a sudden propane explosion. Also, buy the extension hose and you can hook up a 20 lb tank and save loads of cash compared to the green bottles. 😉 Stay safe and keep them dogs warm. 🤗
I agree. It was a part of the instructions, but wanted to put out a video before I started using it.
Next time for sure, I will be doing that. I've been looking at a 20lb tank on Walmart .com but, it's back to $90 when it was at $57!
Thanks for the suggestions and the watch!
@@EdDoesTechEd If you still need a 20 lb tank, try those store front propane exchange tanks. Usually 45 bucks for your first tank and it's pre filled, then keep the tank and start refilling it at the gas station for like 12 bucks. I've got 3 tanks like that and it's way cheaper, plus, only take it back to the original place when the tank eventually expires and then start over again. You'll never have to pay to re certify an expired tank that way, but they are usually good for 12 years anyway 😉.
How many hours did you have it in use? Did your carbon monoxide alarms go off or not?
How many hours did you have it in use? Did your carbon monoxide alarms go off or not?
@@GeemailMailboxx 10 months later, and I did just that! A bit more expensive nowadays.