I had a kerosene heater once. Winter living in a converted home made camper.
Sat on a 1956 Dodge 5 ton.
Well it was damp/cold I burned 🔥 it one night. Lovely and warm and well pleased at the comforts.
Second night came home kind messed up(F'd up) ran out fuel.
Grabbed another filled it up, and in a few hrs it was empty.
Wasn't burning well either.

So I grabbed the can of fuel, opened the lid, started to fill the tank (note to self, never indoors) Boom!
Well I had a Dutch door on the camper. Stain glass window on the top.
I ended going through that, in my full suit trap door Stanfield long John's.
Full on fire, roll, roll in the wet snow, 5 inches of West Coast Island slush.
Now I had a piece of stain glass lead hang off enbedded in my left shin.
Camper on fire, me a tad scorched. Grabbed a bucket and got enough snow thrown into the unit to smother it out.
Sober/straight as a judge I went down to my buddies place and had him take the stain glass lead piece strip out of my shin.
Homeless, I slept on the floor till I rebuilt it back to livable.
Cause of the fire White naphtha gas in a kerosene heater.
Yes I had blonde hair when I was younger.