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Had to light the second stove.

Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by KaptJaq, Nov 18, 2014.

  1. KaptJaq

    KaptJaq

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    Today's high barely hit 30, tonight should be in the high teens. Northwest wind at a constant 20 knots gusting to 35. Don't need it right now but by midnight I will so I started the downstairs stove. It is an old wood/coal stove. This is going to be a short freeze so I'll burn wood in it. For extended cold snaps I use coal. Costs more than wood but it easily goes 12-18 hours between needing to be tended to.

    Stay warm folks,

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  2. yooperdave

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    So how cold does it have to get before you install another stove?
     
    My IS heats my home and wildwest like this.
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    Similar temps here with wind. It's all oak for now.
     
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    Two are enough. I like having two stoves run gently rather than one burning hard. If I push both stoves I can get this house into the high 80s no matter how cold it gets outside.

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    Really wish I had a second wood stove or even a pellet stove in our living room today. Temps are low. Every time the dang furnace comes on I cringe.


    Jason from RI