Kitchens by Riland

If you are looking for a gift for your angler then you may want to check out Coleman’s catalytic propane heater.  Coleman has invented everything any camper or angler could possibly need or want.  When you are ice fishing, you want something that will take the chill off but not heat and melt your ice floor.  Even though the person that you are buying the catalytic propane heater for probably already has one, a newer, safer one will be a big hit.  Coleman’s catalytic propane heaters are safe for indoor use and still put out some impressive heat. 

Coleman catalytic heaters are a safe, ideal method for heating a small tent, cabin, or fishing house when the temperature drops uncomfortably low.  Catalytic heaters use a one-pound propane canister with the built-in platinum catalyst, which provide a flameless, long-lasting, and cost-effective heat.  Coleman catalytic propane heaters are safe from carbon monoxide buildup.  Some models even come with an electronic ignition and may include a small battery-operated fan for even heat distribution.  Make sure you have some source of fresh air supply coming in when using a heater of any type in an enclosed space.  You should have at the minimum six square inches of fresh air coming in. 

It does not matter if you are an experienced and knowledgeable cold-weather camper or not, there may be a time when you find yourself in dire circumstances due to unpredictable winter weather.  Cold weather camping poses the threat from discomfort to hypothermia.  You will not have to worry about this though if you have a Coleman catalytic propane heater with you when you set out on your adventure.  Any time you decide to go camping in cold weather, you should always take some type of heat source with you to prevent potential dangers. 

Some things to consider when searching for your heater are:  electric ignition, good ventilation, no visible flames, and battery powered fans.  A few things to remember after you have purchased your catalytic propane heater are:  do not use it to cook, for lighting, or to dry wet clothing. Use your heater for a heat source only.  Never ever leave it unattended and never ever leave it on overnight.  Make sure that if children are present that they are aware of the dangers of any type of heater.  Remember to always make safety your first priority and that you are prepared for emergencies.