What I'm thinking of doing is turning on my gas for a while, then igniting the stove so it sets fire to the air which will make my house warmer
We know people are trying to stay warm, but it is *absolutely critical* that you DO NOT use a charcoal grill indoors to heat your home. Charcoal grills produce deadly amounts of carbon monoxide - a gas you cannot see or smell that can kill in minutes.https://www.forbes.com/sites/jemimamcevoy/2021/02/15/texas-family-believed-to-have-used-charcoal-grill-for-heat-amid-bitter-cold-hospitalized-for-carbon-monoxide-poisoning/?sh=1b269e3545a1 …
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I have a small propane space heater that claims to be safe for use indoors. Is that true? Are there really gas heaters that are safe indoors?
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This should be pretty obvious, but I guess some people don't realize that you're not supposed to do that...
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@meghan_ridds, to boost to your Texans still back home -
I saw a comment earlier from someone saying they resorted to making a fire with their patio furniture because they don’t have logs. Terrified of this desperation hurting even more people. Thank you for sending and I’ll boost it out to family and friends. 
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I would also add not running generators indoors, for the same reason.
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If you are lucky enough to have a grill, use it to heat dry rocks (wet rocks might explode) on the fire. Wrap them in towels and put them under blankets.
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