Energy Saver

[Steamer]

Mother nature is the best energy saver there is.
Mid sixties in Vermont with corresponding warm nights???
No wood or oil usage.
Yup - best energy saver

 

[edthedawg]

Same in northern CT - why bother fighting to bring the stove up to temp when it's 60 out and 70 in? Doesn't look like we need to bother til about Tuesday!

 

[bmwloco]

Ditto here in the mountains of NC. Currently 44F at 8:25am, 60 and sun this afternoon. A small cold front blew through last night, bringing just a wisp of moisture.

Stove hasn't been fired in over a week. Cool change is coming though, and I've got wood laid in and plenty of kindling.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Hold on fellas. You will be needing it soon. We've had way above normal temperatures too....until this morning. It is cold outside!

 

[Sealcove]

I have yet to need heat here on the Maine coast this fall. I have fired up the new stove a handful of times to complete the break in, but that is the only burning I have done. It has been too warm, and I get great passive solar. It has been in the 40's and 50's this past week, and without any heat the inside temps this morning are 69 upstairs & 64 down.

 

[smokinj]

Its cold in Indiana and its coming your way!(headed east)

 

[Yamaha_gurl]

In Ontario Canada, I've been riding the past 3 days! Averaged about 17 celcius...now it's time to put the bike away and install the wood stove.

 

[billb3]

Well yeah except you [can] get a corresponding morning in August when you wish you hadn't left the window open.

(That 60 degree day in November could be melting snow, too )

 

[begreen]

Been in the 50's and low 60s for the past several days here. Even the nights are warm. So far I've only had about 5 fires.The big boy is all dressed up, 3 cords in the shed, and no where to go.

This is much later than usual. Often I am burning consistently by mid-Oct.