krazedpng asked:
I was wondering if having a portable heater left on all night would bother your breathing? Would the heat be a problem?
I was wondering if having a portable heater left on all night would bother your breathing? Would the heat be a problem?
January 16th, 2010 at 11:39 am
Only if the house caught fire. Then the smoke might affect your breathing.
January 18th, 2010 at 7:18 am
Definitely. Especially those who suffer from athsma.
In experience, when i was in a room with the heater on i got sick and had a really weird stomach ache and the next morning i woke up and felt a bit dizzy and then i got sick.
I wouldn’t recommend leaving the heater on– it’s dangerous for both humans and the environment. Just have more supplies of blankets.
Only if your desperate though open up the windows while you are letting the heater on so than all the gas goes.
Or you can turn it on for a while and then set your alarm clock and wake up and turn it off.
Good luck keeping warm in winter.
-Ordinary.
January 21st, 2010 at 4:01 am
It depends on the type of space heater.
I commonly go camping in my 5th wheel the winter–and winters here are REALLY COLD. I use a space heater(s) because the electricity is paid for with the campsite.
I found that the regular electric space heater (with the glowing wires) terribly drying. I would have a sore throat the next morning. Those type of space heaters can also catch bedding on fire.
I much rather prefer the electric oil-filled radiator style space heater. They take a bit longer to heat the room (no fan) but they keep the space warm and at an even temperature. They also have no glowing wires to catch anything on fire.
January 21st, 2010 at 6:09 pm
Yes, ofcourse it is not good for your lungs , but in modern life there is pollution everywhere.So according to me one must spend an hour for exercising to get fitter and tougher..I refer you to visit for more health tips ,I am sure you will get answers to your questions, good luck