Fired her up again today
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I ran the stove in the front room for 30 min. It was 62 in the house and 70 outside when I walked in at 7pm.
Eric
Eric
My wife turned the furnace thermostat up to 69 because it was only 66 in the house. Now she must do her housework with stumps instead of hands
lecomte38 said:
As you see i have blamed global cooling...
Like the predicted in the 70's...
I am going to predict that someone will make another prediction!
Out here in NW Oregon we have been having rain and rain and rain and more rain.
Today was the first dry day in many. The Quad has been on a few times in the weeee hours of the AM the last few days.
We are warming up for the next several days now with Highs in the low 80's
Hopefully we can get over the stove season finally.
We have broken many records for rainfall lately. May was a record breaker as is June already. and we are not even halfway through it.
Already starting to think about pellets though.
Snowy
Today was the first dry day in many. The Quad has been on a few times in the weeee hours of the AM the last few days.
We are warming up for the next several days now with Highs in the low 80's
Hopefully we can get over the stove season finally.
We have broken many records for rainfall lately. May was a record breaker as is June already. and we are not even halfway through it.
Already starting to think about pellets though.
Snowy
Stove was off from about 1pm to 8pm Nice and cozy in here at 71° Outside is 55° now. Burns on low except for the warm up period particularly in the morning when I raised the temp inside from 59° to 70° I'm at 5,000 feet in southern California.
Jay
Jay
Admit it, guys. You may have a problem. Oh, sure, sure, "I can quit anytime I want". Yeah, right. Help IS available, you just have to reach out.
Reach out with our marshmallow forks!hossthehermit said:
When the Pellet stove is off for the season, our campfires begin! :coolsmile:
This is the golden season when we BBQ outside and burn a bit inside for ambiance.
Jay
Playing with Fire since the 1950's
Pellet Pigs are whimps if they don't burn in the summer. :lol:
Stove started twice last evening. Sure did warm up quite nice. At this rate I won't need to worry about rust in the fire box at least not yet.
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Tonight might just be the night that I burn the remainder of the pellets in the hopper. It's rainy and cold today....
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