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There are two types of heaters: indoor and outdoor heaters. Indoor gas heaters are very safe when properly maintained and used as instructed. The same is true for LPG-LPG gas heaters are safe too.

Never use an outdoor gas heater indoors, as they are not designed for safe inside use. Keep your gas heater safe by having it serviced by a qualified gas fitter at least every two years.

But honestly, gas heaters emit carbon dioxide into the room and increase the level of indoor pollutants which can potentially harm human health including high incidents of respiratory symptoms.
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I prefer the electric heater to this gas heater. One thing, it is not safe. I am sure we are not in the modern era and we need to cope up with the changes brought the advancement of technology.
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Gas heaters can be safe to use if they are installed and maintained properly, and used in a well-ventilated area. However, they do pose some risks and should be used with caution.
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Gas heaters are typically safe to use, but they should be used in small apartments and homes that are Approved for Use of Humans.
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You can't see it or smell it. But while your gas heater is running, poisonous carbon monoxide could be spilling into your home. Unserviced gas heaters can spill carbon monoxide (CO) – a gas that you can't see or smell but can make you seriously sick or kill you.
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