24 hour burn time

For me is better every night reloads. Cause the hot burn after reload bring the house temp up for the night that 90% of the time is when outside temps drop.

I reload every 24 hours and do it at night since that’s when it’s coldest.

Almost always at night since the temperatures drop at night and normally rise during the day. A morning fire would likely make the house too warm during the day through the shoulder season.

I'm with the night crowd

Always at night when running the 24hr schedule.

I loaded my stove at 6am yesterday am went to work got home today at 830am still have another 4-5hours to go before reload temp is 39 out. I am usually a night guy except for when I go into work as I would not be home.

Nights for me.

right after dinner around 7

i load my 24 hour burns every 24 hours, 3 times a day

I’ve been loading each evening, when I get home from work. When it gets even warmer, I can stretch these stoves to 36 hours on a load of oak, but then just load every second evening.

When it's warmer, and I had smaller stoves, I could not do one load a day.

Since getting the PE summit, heating from basement in a well insulated home, when we got a few days of warmer temps, I loaded totally full in the morning, even doing a small hot reload, to heat up the house to about 24deg C. Tapering down during the evening to only coals, and the night only on the declining heat, I would wake up 24 hours later to a not-so-bad 19deg C house ready to start another big fire. reason for morning load is we like to sleep cold and having a warm house when getting back from work. Though it really helps that I work on the evening shift for the morning heat build-up.

I'll be honest, I thought to myself I had a genius idea to do a one BIG load a day instead of 2 for warmer temps, guess I was not the first to think of it.