Posted by 37chief on January 18, 2017 at 22:51:00 from (174.68.101.136):
I have been burning wood since the early 80's. When I built my house, ceiling heat was the way to go. I soon found as the price of electricity kept raising that was not a bright move. I will never go back to electric heat. Plus most of my heat circuits have been used for my welder, compressor, lathe, and log splitter. I now have natural gas, which wasn't available when my house was built. I have been thinking of putting in a gas furnace. At 74 I don't know how much longer I can be in the wood business for heat. The wood stove does keep the house nice and warm all night. I drop a big chunk in the stove, close it up, and it cooks all night. In the morning throw in a few pieces and it's going again. Anyone use wood for most of your heat?. Stan
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