Ok your stove is about 2 hours away from doing a hot reload. For whatever reason something comes up and you are going to be out of the house for 4 to 5 hours. You don't have to leave right away so you have time to mess with the stove. How do you handle it?
My backstory is that I've got an IS hybrid. I don't need to heat my house with it due to a natural gas furnace which doesn't bother me when it has to come on to pick up the slack when the stove is longer providing enough heat for the house. However I do enjoy sticking it to the man and utilizing the stove to minimize my gas bill as much as possible. Admittedly I take a lot of joy in it.
Do you guys reload in this situation with a little different technique than a normal reload? Do you let it burn out? Do you go for a small reload so you can do a full reload when you get back?
Interested in hearing how people would handle it.
My backstory is that I've got an IS hybrid. I don't need to heat my house with it due to a natural gas furnace which doesn't bother me when it has to come on to pick up the slack when the stove is longer providing enough heat for the house. However I do enjoy sticking it to the man and utilizing the stove to minimize my gas bill as much as possible. Admittedly I take a lot of joy in it.
Do you guys reload in this situation with a little different technique than a normal reload? Do you let it burn out? Do you go for a small reload so you can do a full reload when you get back?
Interested in hearing how people would handle it.
