This heater can be purchased at: camcooutdoors.com/olympian-wave-3-catalytic-safety-heater-3000-btu or Walmart online? www.walmart.com/ip/Camco-57331-Olympian-Wave-3-3000-BTU-LP-Gas-Catalytic-Heater/796171905?classType=REGULAR&selectedSellerId=101195140&from=%2Fsearch&sid=87d19cc8-93e2-4916-9245-79b4c8db4821
I stumbled upon your channel looking for reviews on this heater. So sorry for your complicated life situation. My outdoors loving wife experienced a medical accident in 2009 that left her bedbound and in immense pain. She passed just before thanksgiving 2024. I am gearing up for nomad life in 2025 seeing the places she would have loved to experience. Glad you are making your best life. BTW, love the van name!
Dedicated to Tanya & Derec "Successful people don't have fewer problems. They have determined that nothing will stop them from going forward" Ben Carson
thank you So much I got one of the exact same heaters from camping World and I got the cord and I got a big propane tank and I was a little reluctant to just bluff my way through it or try to understand the instructions and watching you do. it was so cool and I think I'm going to get the elbow too. I'm in a little bit smaller van than yours but it's Southern. Maine Winters can be 10 or 20 below and I don't want to count on the van engine heater all the time.
My friend Scott at "StaticCamperVan" has been using one for 7 years now. He just got a second one from a follower and posted a update. He specified that a catalytic heater does NOT heat the air but radiates heat to thing's/ people. He also has his mounted on a TV mount so he can spin it out of the way when not in use. I had one on my houseboat 10 years ago. I would not leave it on overnight and make sure you have a good CO2 alarm. The pilot flame actually has an oxygen sensor and will shut the pilot flame off if the oxygen level gets low. Thank You for your post. Cap'n Rick, Port of Lewes, Delaware
Hi Tanya .. i was on the fence about the Wave 3 catalytic heater, then saw your post. Thank you so much for pointing out the benefits of this source of heat for small areas. Im returning the silly little electric heater and have one from Wally world at a good price. Cheers !!
Great video Tanya and demonstration of this heater. Hope all is well with you and Derec and the fur babies. Thanks for sharing this info 😊 Take Care !!
I live in Northwest Montana in my Sprinter. I have a wave 3s But the temperature dropped too low and I couldn't stay warm so I got a wave 6 and the wave 6 keep me very warm.
To keep humidity to a minimum, I installed a Dickinson P9000 Newport Propane Fireplace Heater, Dickinson started out as boat heaters then came out with certified for campers/small cabins and boats. The safest heater out there with the " calming look at a fireplace flame through the window ".
I’ve missed watching your guys content. Long story short had a situation where all my devices got stolen. And my old accounts were on them and couldn’t remember channel names by the time I finally found a phone to make a new account you may remember me as chipmunk Ps I’ve missed the goofy live streams you both are awesome. Well you all are in this community
My van is not a high top and I'm full time. Just sold my never used brand new Cheap Chinese Diezel heater to switch to a Wave 3 but may consider a Wave 6. Ive been saving for a trailer to pull also and the Wave 3 may not be enough unless I create a curtain separation between my bedroom and my office space in the trailer? I would like to run a small fan to distribute the heat to circulate also so in the long run I think the Wave 6 is best? The trailer I'm wanting is about 21 to -30ft. In fact, not even a 30ft. Maybe, 24 or 26.
Yes get a Wave 6 if you can...it would be worse to not get enough heat distribution. The Wave 3 is perfect in my Ram Promaster high top which is under 20 feet. I run it mostly on low. You may need to run it on high in something much bigger but it would probably still work.
Thank you for the demo. I have a 10' bumper tow trailer that I am researching for heaters. My biggest problem with various propane heaters I've tried is high moisture released. How does this do for moisture? If you come in from a wet day of hiking, are you able to dry things? Thanks!
I have found after using multiple propane heater types, it releases the least amount of moisture. In fact, I have never seen moisture on my windows using it. I do however always have cracked front windows for safety. This video I did comparing different heater types may help! Good luck! ruclips.net/video/jmrIWrj4quw/видео.html
I think you may have the filter on the wrong end; where you have it you're only filtering the fuel coming out of the tank, not the fuel going through the extension line; that rubber tubing releases what needs to be filtered out before going to your Wave3.
I have a Wave 3 for my small trailer camper. Any propane combustion is going to produce water vapor as a byproduct regardless. But at this scale, a properly sized heat output, even on the coldest nights well below freezing I would say it is manageable. There will be some, there is no way around this. In the desert or dry climes this probably doesn’t hurt anything.
To keep humidity to a minimum, I installed a Dickinson P9000 Newport Propane Fireplace Heater, Dickinson started out as boat heaters then came out with certified for campers/small cabins and boats. The safest heater out there with the " calming look at a fireplace flame through the window ".
@garypotter5569 I don't know that you can. Doing it that way is soooo much more expensive anyway. With those green cannisters costing about $5 each, we can refill this entire small propane cannister that holds 5 of the green cannister for the same price as one of them. It's an upfront investment but is worth it. Flame King YSN5LB-GAUGE 5lb Steel... www.amazon.com/dp/B0BKMT1YKP?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Your viewers need to be warned. There is a problem that you are not mentioning. When burning propane, approximately 0.81 gallons of water is produced as a byproduct per gallon of propane burned; meaning for every gallon of propane used, roughly 0.81 gallons of water vapor is created through combustion. Ask me how I know it is a problem. In short my RV roof fell apart and had to be replaced. Warm moist air softened the glue holding the OSB wood panels together. Non vented propane heaters of any brand or size create the aforementioned problem.
@wally1957 it is vented through the windows that are open per the manufacturers recommendation. An inch of venting of each front window, which is each 16 inches wide, creates enough vent/air flow/cross ventilation. It's the same thing with Mr. Buddy heaters except the Wave Heaters produce way less condensation. I never have any condensation inside the van at all, using this heater & I have been using it for 3 years now. I also have a MaxxAir fan above the bed that I can also vent out if I need to but have never needed to use it for this purpose 🤷♀️
Don't know...maybe their website? camcooutdoors.com/olympian-wave-3-catalytic-safety-heater-3000-btu or Walmart online? www.walmart.com/ip/Camco-57331-Olympian-Wave-3-3000-BTU-LP-Gas-Catalytic-Heater/796171905?classType=REGULAR&selectedSellerId=101195140&from=%2Fsearch&sid=87d19cc8-93e2-4916-9245-79b4c8db4821
Just an FYI...having airflow from a window that's about face-height doesn't make it "safe" to have a propane tank inside your vehicle. Propane gas, if the tank has or develops a leak, will be AT/ON THE FLOOR as it is heavier than air. So if you have a dog in the van with you, your dog will asphyxiate on propane gas that has replaced all the oxygen in that lower area. BE SURE TO HAVE A GAS MONITOR DOWN LOW, NEAR BASEBOARDS!!! Just trying to ensure people are aware and remain as safe as possible...
Thanks for the idea to put my monitor at floor level. We have one but it is higher up. At this point, we have been using it for 3 winters and it has been very safe. There are tons of people that have to store propane inside their vehicles. Think of everyone living in cars, SUVs, minvans, etc. I love the constructive comment. I am definitely going to an update video and will include it 😘~ Tanya
The tank is the safest part of the system vs. the hoses and appliances connected to it. Having them outside the trailer is for convenience more than safety as they are very unlikely to leak.
@mr.monitor. I get it but not everyone has that option. Think of people living in cars, SUVs, minivans, & even our van, there is no place for a tank outside the van/vehicle. Only RVs are equipped that way. Millions of people travel & cook inside their vehicles with propane. We understand there is a risk. Thanks for your input.
I'm in an RV situation looking for a safe reliable heater without electricity would you recommend this or do you have any other options you might know of and thanks for the tip about the dogs and the way the gas can cause health problems or death.
You should build a sealed box for your propane tank and vent it through your floor. (That's what I did. As for having a detector near the floor, that's a great idea too. Can't have too many detectors.
You can always tell because they don't watch or know anything... just complain. That's how it is nowadays. They don't realize they help your channel by interacting & commenting...lol so the jokes on them! Haha
Everything has gone up in price the last few years. But you also save a lot in propane with these heaters. I used so much more propane with the Mr. Buddy before.
@@JustRollWithUsOfficial By the way, DO NOT use the O-ring in the gas connection; that's a flared fitting that requires direct metal-to-metal connection to seal properly.
Does your detector go off at 15 ppm ? No , but that’s like smoking a pack a day ! Detectors don’t alarm until co is way to high and even low level exposure messes up the body . You WAKE UP!!!
@markr5440 No need to yell geeze ...I followed manufacturer recommended ventilation requirements. For more info go to 7:30 in this video... ruclips.net/video/fPXRCANYxEU/видео.htmlsi=445Ltq-N3J-HLQAN
Believe me, it's fine. Like I said in the video, items are not close like they appear. Plus, 1 inch of window down is all that is needed. And it is right behind it. I also have a carbon monoxide detector & MaxxAir fan. It is very stable when in use. But thanks for your concern!
@@JustRollWithUsOfficial lol - oh no, I am not stupid enough to waste my time - I watched maybe 30 seconds and knew it was another BS video advertised to be a helpful video - there are many wasteful videos like this littering YT
@AskRemy I bought it with my own money so it's not BS or sponsored! If you knew anything about our channel you would know we rarely sponsor a product. We get a lot of offers & refuse 99% of them. It has to be something we actually bought & love before we will work with a brand. I just think you are being rude & for no reason. Can't you just scroll on by if you don't like something? Or actually watch the video before leaving a comment? Our channel is a van life vlog channel, not an unboxing & review channel. So we're not for you, that's fine move on. I made this video to be helpful to our subscribers who are looking for a heat solution for their vans, cars, RVs, etc. I show my honest feedback & gave a tutorial on lighting it, as requested by our subscribers. Good luck to you! Maybe you are better suited to watching TikToks or shorts instead of long form videos?
Wanted to chime in on this subject. As a non-sub this vid popped on my feed, as it did for others. Only clicked as someone who's getting into truck camping and wanted to hear another opinion on Olympian. In defense of AskRemy, I found myself scrolling thru n thinking the same (show the product, demonstrate, precautions taken and final thoughts). Don't care about all the other stuff. I'm not trolling. I wish the best for this channel & hope u reach the 100k YT milestone 1 day. Even gave a thumbs up if it helps. @@JustRollWithUsOfficial
@ Ask Remy, Dude you are very rude. Your comment was uncalled for. I thought this lady did a fantastic job demonstrating this heater. It was thorough enough to convince me to purchae one for myself. Ma'am you did an awesome job! Thank you.
This heater can be purchased at: camcooutdoors.com/olympian-wave-3-catalytic-safety-heater-3000-btu
or Walmart online? www.walmart.com/ip/Camco-57331-Olympian-Wave-3-3000-BTU-LP-Gas-Catalytic-Heater/796171905?classType=REGULAR&selectedSellerId=101195140&from=%2Fsearch&sid=87d19cc8-93e2-4916-9245-79b4c8db4821
a friend mounted hers on a tv bracket that swivels to point where shes setting. awesome
That's a great idea!
That's what I did in my Motorhome.
❤😊 stay warm this winter
I stumbled upon your channel looking for reviews on this heater. So sorry for your complicated life situation. My outdoors loving wife experienced a medical accident in 2009 that left her bedbound and in immense pain. She passed just before thanksgiving 2024. I am gearing up for nomad life in 2025 seeing the places she would have loved to experience. Glad you are making your best life. BTW, love the van name!
I know we don't know each other but I'm really proud of how you look after Ur partner ❤
Thanks so much! We support each other through thick & thin ❤️😊
I have a Wave 3 and two Wave 6's. My first one is over ten years old and still running. These things are hot, safe and sip propane. The best.
Please leave a comment, like, & share. Thanks for your support!
Very good demo. You covered everything.
You guys are amazing
Dedicated to Tanya & Derec "Successful people don't
have fewer problems. They
have determined that
nothing will stop them
from going forward"
Ben Carson
Dr. Phan you are awesome! Thanks for the reminder! 💓
thank you So much I got one of the exact same heaters from camping World and I got the cord and I got a big propane tank and I was a little reluctant to just bluff my way through it or try to understand the instructions and watching you do. it was so cool and I think I'm going to get the elbow too. I'm in a little bit smaller van than yours but it's Southern. Maine Winters can be 10 or 20 below and I don't want to count on the van engine heater all the time.
Thanks so much! Trump 2024!!!
@@JustRollWithUsOfficial Why would you support someone who mocks the disabled?
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Great tutorial, Tanya!!! Hi Sage!!!
Watched this in Jan 2024. Good video.
Thanks Dennis we appreciate it!
Fantastic. Good for you two. Thank you for your review.
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Cool little heater. I don't run mine all night either.
Right on!
Awesome job Tanya very well done congrats 🛠️🇨🇦🛠️🇨🇦👍👍
Thanks Badge & thanks for all you do for Dee. We appreciate you! 😊
Well done Vid. Thank u. Been useing a 3&4 waves for 6 years now and I do sleep with them on, with the roof vent open just a Crack.
Thanks for the feedback & I always forget I could just use my roof vent as well.
Great video Tanya! That looks like a great heater. I love the safety features on it as well.
Thanks Amanda!
Wow thank you so much for this video I was just looking for a new heater. Sending lots of love.
Glad I could help! ❤️
My friend Scott at "StaticCamperVan" has been using one for 7 years now. He just got a second one from a follower and posted a update. He specified that a catalytic heater does NOT heat the air but radiates heat to thing's/ people. He also has his mounted on a TV mount so he can spin it out of the way when not in use. I had one on my houseboat 10 years ago. I would not leave it on overnight and make sure you have a good CO2 alarm. The pilot flame actually has an oxygen sensor and will shut the pilot flame off if the oxygen level gets low. Thank You for your post. Cap'n Rick, Port of Lewes, Delaware
Thanks for the info & comment 💕😀
Nice review. Thank you! 😊
New subscriber.
THANKS Amy 😊 We appreciate it!
Welcome amyschaefer1140
Cool. I just put the feet in my cart and the elbow
Catalytic Heater us yhr safest way to hk and no maintenance required!😎👍
Cozy 😊
Hi Tanya .. i was on the fence about the Wave 3 catalytic heater, then saw your post. Thank you so much for pointing out the benefits of this source of heat for small areas. Im returning the silly little electric heater and have one from Wally world at a good price. Cheers !!
Awwwe thanks so much for this comment. It makes my heart happy 😊 ❤️
Love mine!
It really is an awesome heater! Thanks for watching! This comment is entered into our January comment drawing 😀
new subscriber here. im an amputee whos building a van out myself
Wow! That's awesome! are you filming it?
Great video Tanya and demonstration of this heater. Hope all is well with you and Derec and the fur babies. Thanks for sharing this info 😊 Take Care !!
Thankyou so much 💓
You're very welcome 😊
I'm thinking about van life I'm doing my research great information video.
Glad you enjoyed it! I'm using the heater right now & it never fails. It has been such a good purchase! 👍
God bless ya ..nice video..
I live in Northwest Montana in my Sprinter.
I have a wave 3s
But the temperature dropped too low and I couldn't stay warm so I got a wave 6 and the wave 6 keep me very warm.
I have a wave 3 for a 21 foot van.. perhaps I should get a wave 6
Cool video.... Thank You
To keep humidity to a minimum, I installed a Dickinson P9000 Newport Propane Fireplace Heater, Dickinson started out as boat heaters then came out with certified for campers/small cabins and boats. The safest heater out there with the " calming look at a fireplace flame through the window ".
Awesome Kirk!
I’ve missed watching your guys content. Long story short had a situation where all my devices got stolen. And my old accounts were on them and couldn’t remember channel names by the time I finally found a phone to make a new account you may remember me as chipmunk
Ps I’ve missed the goofy live streams you both are awesome. Well you all are in this community
Oh ya...we totally remember you! No worries I have had similar phone mishaps before. Welcome back!
Yes we remember you & we are very glad you areback!
My van is not a high top and I'm full time. Just sold my never used brand new Cheap Chinese Diezel heater to switch to a Wave 3 but may consider a Wave 6. Ive been saving for a trailer to pull also and the Wave 3 may not be enough unless I create a curtain separation between my bedroom and my office space in the trailer? I would like to run a small fan to distribute the heat to circulate also so in the long run I think the Wave 6 is best? The trailer I'm wanting is about 21 to -30ft. In fact, not even a 30ft. Maybe, 24 or 26.
Yes get a Wave 6 if you can...it would be worse to not get enough heat distribution. The Wave 3 is perfect in my Ram Promaster high top which is under 20 feet. I run it mostly on low. You may need to run it on high in something much bigger but it would probably still work.
Love it
Cool video
Thanks so much! 😊
Thank you for the demo. I have a 10' bumper tow trailer that I am researching for heaters. My biggest problem with various propane heaters I've tried is high moisture released. How does this do for moisture? If you come in from a wet day of hiking, are you able to dry things? Thanks!
I have found after using multiple propane heater types, it releases the least amount of moisture. In fact, I have never seen moisture on my windows using it. I do however always have cracked front windows for safety. This video I did comparing different heater types may help! Good luck! ruclips.net/video/jmrIWrj4quw/видео.html
I just bought a Wave 8 propane heater to Heat a 30ft 88 Pace Arrow.......gets me warmer than the house heater ........
I heard you can only have the small tanks inside. I see a big tank on the floor. I sleep all night with mine on but use little tank
I think you may have the filter on the wrong end; where you have it you're only filtering the fuel coming out of the tank, not the fuel going through the extension line; that rubber tubing releases what needs to be filtered out before going to your Wave3.
Hi Tanya🙋🏻♀️
Hi Joanne... thanks for watching 👋😘
Do you have any condensation issues with it?
@robertd6925 none at all. Nothing like the Mr. Buddy.
@JustRollWithUsOfficial
Cool thanks
Does it increase humidity like Buddy Heater?
No...it's such a steady heat I haven't seen any condensation but always have the front windows cracked open.
I have a Wave 3 for my small trailer camper. Any propane combustion is going to produce water vapor as a byproduct regardless. But at this scale, a properly sized heat output, even on the coldest nights well below freezing I would say it is manageable. There will be some, there is no way around this. In the desert or dry climes this probably doesn’t hurt anything.
To keep humidity to a minimum, I installed a Dickinson P9000 Newport Propane Fireplace Heater, Dickinson started out as boat heaters then came out with certified for campers/small cabins and boats. The safest heater out there with the " calming look at a fireplace flame through the window ".
HOW DO I FIT A 16 oz propane cannister to a Wave 3 heater?? I HAVEN'T FOUND A SINGLE ADAPTER!
@garypotter5569 I don't know that you can. Doing it that way is soooo much more expensive anyway. With those green cannisters costing about $5 each, we can refill this entire small propane cannister that holds 5 of the green cannister for the same price as one of them. It's an upfront investment but is worth it. Flame King YSN5LB-GAUGE 5lb Steel... www.amazon.com/dp/B0BKMT1YKP?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Your viewers need to be warned. There is a problem that you are not mentioning. When burning propane, approximately 0.81 gallons of water is produced as a byproduct per gallon of propane burned; meaning for every gallon of propane used, roughly 0.81 gallons of water vapor is created through combustion. Ask me how I know it is a problem. In short my RV roof fell apart and had to be replaced. Warm moist air softened the glue holding the OSB wood panels together. Non vented propane heaters of any brand or size create the aforementioned problem.
@wally1957 it is vented through the windows that are open per the manufacturers recommendation. An inch of venting of each front window, which is each 16 inches wide, creates enough vent/air flow/cross ventilation. It's the same thing with Mr. Buddy heaters except the Wave Heaters produce way less condensation. I never have any condensation inside the van at all, using this heater & I have been using it for 3 years now. I also have a MaxxAir fan above the bed that I can also vent out if I need to but have never needed to use it for this purpose 🤷♀️
Trying to find somewhere to get one in Britain, does anyone know of anywhere?
Don't know...maybe their website? camcooutdoors.com/olympian-wave-3-catalytic-safety-heater-3000-btu
or Walmart online? www.walmart.com/ip/Camco-57331-Olympian-Wave-3-3000-BTU-LP-Gas-Catalytic-Heater/796171905?classType=REGULAR&selectedSellerId=101195140&from=%2Fsearch&sid=87d19cc8-93e2-4916-9245-79b4c8db4821
Do your windows fog up when using the Olympian?
Not at all but I have them rolled down a little as recommended using propane.
Just an FYI...having airflow from a window that's about face-height doesn't make it "safe" to have a propane tank inside your vehicle. Propane gas, if the tank has or develops a leak, will be AT/ON THE FLOOR as it is heavier than air. So if you have a dog in the van with you, your dog will asphyxiate on propane gas that has replaced all the oxygen in that lower area. BE SURE TO HAVE A GAS MONITOR DOWN LOW, NEAR BASEBOARDS!!! Just trying to ensure people are aware and remain as safe as possible...
Thanks for the idea to put my monitor at floor level. We have one but it is higher up. At this point, we have been using it for 3 winters and it has been very safe. There are tons of people that have to store propane inside their vehicles. Think of everyone living in cars, SUVs, minvans, etc. I love the constructive comment. I am definitely going to an update video and will include it 😘~ Tanya
The tank is the safest part of the system vs. the hoses and appliances connected to it. Having them outside the trailer is for convenience more than safety as they are very unlikely to leak.
@mr.monitor. I get it but not everyone has that option. Think of people living in cars, SUVs, minivans, & even our van, there is no place for a tank outside the van/vehicle. Only RVs are equipped that way. Millions of people travel & cook inside their vehicles with propane. We understand there is a risk. Thanks for your input.
I'm in an RV situation looking for a safe reliable heater without electricity would you recommend this or do you have any other options you might know of and thanks for the tip about the dogs and the way the gas can cause health problems or death.
You should build a sealed box for your propane tank and vent it through your floor. (That's what I did.
As for having a detector near the floor, that's a great idea too.
Can't have too many detectors.
Good video.
Sorry you had a troll.
You can always tell because they don't watch or know anything... just complain. That's how it is nowadays. They don't realize they help your channel by interacting & commenting...lol so the jokes on them! Haha
👍
PS , ditch the cover, it makes a perfect environment for little whit spiders to nest in the pilot orifice!
Good grief have you seen the cost of these someone is making a huge profit
Everything has gone up in price the last few years. But you also save a lot in propane with these heaters. I used so much more propane with the Mr. Buddy before.
@@JustRollWithUsOfficial By the way, DO NOT use the O-ring in the gas connection; that's a flared fitting that requires direct metal-to-metal connection to seal properly.
Safe ? Since when was breathing Co safe ??? Wake up , VENTED is safe not Unvented , geez
No one is breathing CO. I have a detector & plenty of ventilation. These heaters are made for RVs but thanks for your opinion.
Does your detector go off at 15 ppm ? No , but that’s like smoking a pack a day ! Detectors don’t alarm until co is way to high and even low level exposure messes up the body . You WAKE UP!!!
@markr5440 No need to yell geeze ...I followed manufacturer recommended ventilation requirements. For more info go to 7:30 in this video... ruclips.net/video/fPXRCANYxEU/видео.htmlsi=445Ltq-N3J-HLQAN
@@markr5440 been using my wave 3 all winter long for 10 months between 2 winters. Crack a window and you’re fine. I sleep with mine.
Omg ! Dangerous! Too close to flammable items! And easily knocked over ! And not enough oxygen! 😮
Believe me, it's fine. Like I said in the video, items are not close like they appear. Plus, 1 inch of window down is all that is needed. And it is right behind it. I also have a carbon monoxide detector & MaxxAir fan. It is very stable when in use. But thanks for your concern!
It’s very safe. I’ve been using mine for 2 winters. Coming up on my 3rd. I crack a window and go to sleep.
16 minutes to recommend a heater - not cool
I think the title & thumbnail already recommended it...nobody made you watch 16 minutes. But thanks for your opinion.
@@JustRollWithUsOfficial lol - oh no, I am not stupid enough to waste my time - I watched maybe 30 seconds and knew it was another BS video advertised to be a helpful video - there are many wasteful videos like this littering YT
@AskRemy I bought it with my own money so it's not BS or sponsored! If you knew anything about our channel you would know we rarely sponsor a product. We get a lot of offers & refuse 99% of them. It has to be something we actually bought & love before we will work with a brand. I just think you are being rude & for no reason. Can't you just scroll on by if you don't like something? Or actually watch the video before leaving a comment? Our channel is a van life vlog channel, not an unboxing & review channel. So we're not for you, that's fine move on. I made this video to be helpful to our subscribers who are looking for a heat solution for their vans, cars, RVs, etc. I show my honest feedback & gave a tutorial on lighting it, as requested by our subscribers. Good luck to you! Maybe you are better suited to watching TikToks or shorts instead of long form videos?
Wanted to chime in on this subject. As a non-sub this vid popped on my feed, as it did for others. Only clicked as someone who's getting into truck camping and wanted to hear another opinion on Olympian. In defense of AskRemy, I found myself scrolling thru n thinking the same (show the product, demonstrate, precautions taken and final thoughts). Don't care about all the other stuff. I'm not trolling. I wish the best for this channel & hope u reach the 100k YT milestone 1 day. Even gave a thumbs up if it helps. @@JustRollWithUsOfficial
@ Ask Remy, Dude you are very rude. Your comment was uncalled for. I thought this lady did a fantastic job demonstrating this heater. It was thorough enough to convince me to purchae one for myself. Ma'am you did an awesome job! Thank you.