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Portable fan heater in car, dangerous?

spongebob89 · 2016-02-15 17:59:10

Would a portable blow heater sitting in the back seat of a car ran with an extension lead be somehow unhealthy in anyway? im just wondering as it is small space and I would have it on alot sitting in my car for the day? The window would be slightly open to fit the wire through

15-02-2016 05:59PM

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Would a portable blow heater sitting in the back seat of a car ran with an extension lead be somehow unhealthy in anyway? im just wondering as it is small space and I would have it on alot sitting in my car for the day? The window would be slightly open to fit the wire through

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#2 15-02-2016 06:30PM

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spongebob89 wrote: »

Would a portable blow heater sitting in the back seat of a car ran with an extension lead be somehow unhealthy in anyway? im just wondering as it is small space and I would have it on alot sitting in my car for the day? The window would be slightly open to fit the wire through

Mad idea not designed for cars

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