Burning thru the pellets at -20f this AM (Newport WA, Diamond Lake). OAK is really frosty. House dropped 74-70f this AM. Warmed up to 18f or more now after Sun had started doing it's job.
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Similar story here today in Oregon. Only 23F outside and 72F inside. First real test of our XXV this winter.
Dataman, -20F now thats Cold! Snow & freezing rain supposed to start tonight and tomorrow.
Dataman, -20F now thats Cold! Snow & freezing rain supposed to start tonight and tomorrow.
Yes it's doing it's best. Still 70f inside. Running at 90f setting. Pellet use seems normal. But it's cranking. Glad I did cleaning recently. Back to Heat Pump by Next Monday. Only forcast for -5f tonight. Darn Warm.
I used to have a frosty OAK from time to time until I started using a fan to blow warmer air behind the stove.
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