Emergency Winter Heating

Posted on 23 September 202423 September 2024 by The Tactical Hermit

Dyna-Glo WK24BK 23,800 BTU Indoor Kerosene Convection Heater, Black

Having an emergency heat source that is not reliant on electricity is MANDATORY going forward.

I bought three of these for the house as an emergency heating source and as a way to re-enforce my other means of heating.

*Note: Currently Kerosene is outrageously expensive. I paid $50 for 5 Gallons at my local Atwoods, which is typically the cheapest place to buy in my area.

To recap, my Heating PACE plan:

Primary: Electric
Alternate: Natural Gas
Contingency: Wood Burning Fireplace and Stove
Emergency: Kerosene Heaters

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Having an emergency heat source that is not reliant on electricity is MANDATORY going forward.

I bought three of these for the house as an emergency heating source and as a way to re-enforce my other means of heating.

*Note: Currently Kerosene is outrageously expensive. I paid $50 for 5 Gallons at my local Atwoods, which is typically the cheapest place to buy in my area.

To recap, my Heating PACE plan:

Primary: Electric

Alternate: Natural Gas

Contingency: Wood Burning Fireplace and Stove

Emergency: Kerosene Heaters

1 thought on “Emergency Winter Heating”