Fossil Fuel Burning Appliance

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How do I know if I have fossil fuel burning appliance at home? We have a gas wall heater.

asked in Heating and AC by josa (120 points)

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Hi Josa,

Well, fossil fuels are those that are created in several natural processes by microorganisms. The most common fossil fuel examples are natural gas, propane, gasoline, wood, coal, oil, methane. So, your wall heater is definitely using fossil fuel.

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