dr.drew said:Well boys and girls I think its about that time , for the last to weeks I have been burning 24/7 . I don't see it letting up anytime soon . Is anyone else burning 24/7
I agree about the cold starts , I have a soap stone so i feel your painNH_Wood said:One day last week hit 50*, otherwise 24/7 - this week, highs in mid-30's and low in teens/low 20's. It's definitely 24/7 time is seems! I'm happy about it - no more cold starts....Cheers!
dr.drew said:I agree about the cold starts , I have a soap stone so i feel your painNH_Wood said:One day last week hit 50*, otherwise 24/7 - this week, highs in mid-30's and low in teens/low 20's. It's definitely 24/7 time is seems! I'm happy about it - no more cold starts....Cheers!
I also enjoy my soap stone I quess I am still learning this stove and don't know all the tricksBackwoods Savage said:dr.drew said:I agree about the cold starts , I have a soap stone so i feel your painNH_Wood said:One day last week hit 50*, otherwise 24/7 - this week, highs in mid-30's and low in teens/low 20's. It's definitely 24/7 time is seems! I'm happy about it - no more cold starts....Cheers!
Hey, we too have a soapstone but it does not take that much longer to heat up the place than it did with older steel or cast stoves. We're rather happy and proud to have the soapstone.
As for 24/7, we do lots of that because we can't just turn up the thermostat. The Fireview gives us all of our heat and we have no backup.
I will say it is easier to keep an even temperature when the weather is colder. October and April sometimes get a bit testy. Light fire, let it go out. Light another one and let it go out, etc. Now we just keep it going.
dr.drew said:Well boys and girls I think its about that time , for the last to weeks I have been burning 24/7 . I don't see it letting up anytime soon . Is anyone else burning 24/7
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