Whole house heating with only two stoves?!
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Backwoods Savage said:
Well, if those SOBs would tighten up their clearances, I could do it.
Or, they need to come out with an insert...
Glad to hear that you can do it. With my old house and its layout, I still need to use a little NG when the temps dip below 15* or so.
BrowningBAR said:What is the world coming to?
So, yeah, the Heritage is working out well.
So, which of the VC's will you send packing?
You went through so much to get things right, to find you only need 2 stoves.
Even with all that, you must be happy.
PapaDave said:BrowningBAR said:What is the world coming to?
So, yeah, the Heritage is working out well.
So, which of the VC's will you send packing?
You went through so much to get things right, to find you only need 2 stoves.
Even with all that, you must be happy.
Neither. I still need the third stove during colder temps and for shoulder season. The Intrepid will probably be replaced sooner rather than later as my hatred for it is increasing. It's heating better, but it is a huge pain in the ass.
Right now the Heritage and Vigilant are humming along at about 500 degrees.
BrowningBAR said:
I tried to convince my wife to let me put in an old wood cook stove or small stove in our kitchen/pantry/laundry room as that is the coldest area of the house and she gave me an incredulous look and said "NO, we are not running three wood stoves in our house" I even told her that a guy on hearth.com ran three in his old house....So I am looking at other options now.
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