OAK?
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bungalobob
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bungalobob
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crausch
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Recipe:
1 lb. of fines (softwood)
1 cu ft of forced air.
Heat at 30,000 BTUs until done.
Sprinkle with flavored ashes using a leaf blower.
(one slice warms the tummy) ;-P
1 lb. of fines (softwood)
1 cu ft of forced air.
Heat at 30,000 BTUs until done.
Sprinkle with flavored ashes using a leaf blower.
(one slice warms the tummy) ;-P
Raven20 said:
No, not absolutely needed, but IMO, after reading about them, if you have the $, time, and ability to install one, I would do it. I think the advantages outweigh the disadvantges.
The main one for me is that I'm not using already heated air, and sending it outside. Secondly, it eliminates the stove as a source of negative pressure inside the house, which trys to pull outside (cold) air into the living space.
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