If the power goes out for several days, how do I keep my apartment heated?

Answer 1

if you have a gas stove, or heat with gas it will still come on
turn the oven on, like your baking, leave it on, sleep in the kitchen, put blankets up to the doors of other rooms, use sleeping bags to sleep in, put on 2 or more layers of cloths, we survived min -30 deg weather in Korea, by dressing warm,

Answer 2

Get a generator and make your own power. Don't run the generator inside or the exhaust fumes will kill you. Have an electrician install a transfer switch so you are not sending power back into the grid.

If you don't want to go to that expense, you can get a portable propane powered infrared heater that is safe for indoor use. It has a sensor that shuts it off if the oxygen in the room gets too low. One brand is Mr. Heater and you can get it at beprepared.com.

Answer 3

buy an unvented propane gas heater, they are cheap and come in a variety of sizes, you can heat up to 600 square feet with a 1500 to1800 btu. unit for about 6 weeks on 200 bucks worth of propane and the heater costs about 150 to 200 bucks

Answer 4

stove burners or portable heaters. Keep doors closed and light candles lol. (if your oven is gas) and sometimes that can give out carbon dioxide

Answer 5

IF YOU HAVE A GAS STOVE, DO NOT USE IT FOR HEAT UNLESS THE STOVE HOOD IS VENTED TO THE OUTSIDE AND YOU HAVE CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS.
IF YOU HAVE BOTH REMEMBER TO REMOVE THE HOOD FILTER AND ONLY RUN THE STOVE FOR SHORT PERIODS OF TIME.
AND BUNDLE UP.

Answer 6

Close the doors to rooms you hardly use & put lots of candles in the rooms you use most, also put plastic on your windows & towels infront of your doors.