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I keep kerosene and a kerosene heater handy for a few reasons: you can use it indoors (unlike propane patio style heaters that put off a similar amount of heat but will kill you with CO), kerosene is relatively cheap, and easy to store, and it doesn’t degrade over time (like gasoline). They make small kerosene heaters such as these:
Kero World Indoor Kerosene Heater
Which will keep a bedroom toasty, or direct radiant heat like a fireplace for sitting on the sofa. Plus they are very small and easy to store.
You can also use kerosene to cook with a kerosene stove. These are a little harder to come by (ebay best place for larger ones). But you can find a kerosene camp stove on amazon:
You can also cook on a larger kerosene heater if need be. (Not on the small radiant ones).
Also, you can use kerosene for lighting (old style kerosene hurricane lights with wicks, or the fancy pressurized kerosene lanterns which take a bit of practice to get used to using).
Something I wish I had: more water storage, like one of these:
