90 + degrees and working on heat system

[woodsmaster]

Ok It's over 90 degres out and I'm working on my boiler shed and puting foamboard and in floore pex in the shop floore. Is this sane or have I lost it completly ?

 

[bpirger]

What if you had a million gallon storage tank and could rise it to say 100 degrees during the summer and then use a heat pump to suck the heat out all winter....no need to ever burn any fuel! I hear ya!

 

[btuser]

I just spent 2 days of my vacation redoing my boiler. It may seem crazy but I'd have to work a year to save that kinda dough.

 

[leaddog]

Ok It's over 90 degres out and I'm working on my boiler shed and puting foamboard and in floore pex in the shop floore. Is this sane or have I lost it completly ?

It's better than working on it in the middle of Feb and -20* out
leaddog

 

[stee6043]

It certainly makes the mid-project beers taste better, doesn't it? Although....I like beers in the winter too. So maybe this is not a benefit of any kind...

 

[woodsmaster]

Ok It's over 90 degres out and I'm working on my boiler shed and puting foamboard and in floore pex in the shop floore. Is this sane or have I lost it completly ?

It's better than working on it in the middle of Feb and -20* out
leaddog

Yes definatly, I rather sweat than freeze any day. It does make the beer taste better but, you have to stay hydraated so I usually wait till the end of the day.