I have to wonder where you get such comprehensive statistic e.g. your statement -
" 99% of the people do NOT use ventless heaters as the mfg intended in their design."
I would not attempt to say for sure how 99% of the people on this planet do anything. But, I do know I've installed many such heaters - sold and classified as "unvented", followed installation instructions, and they passed inspection from the county code department.
You literally blew a gasket last time we had this discussion, and why - is beyond me.
As to many makes of nonvented heaters - room space needs to be calculated, and a forumla is used to determine the largest BTU size of a heater with no vent installed. If the size exceeds the square footage, then venting does need to be installed. In many situations, you certainly can install it . . . with no vent installed and no window left open.
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