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NH Ch9 forecast of -12 Deg F - Can your stove handle it? or what supplemental heat will you use?

Discussion in 'Pellet Stoves, Pellet Fireplaces, Pellet Furnaces' started by don2222, Jan 1, 2014.

  1. Xena

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    "forecast of -12 Deg F - Can your stove handle it? or what supplemental heat will you use?"

    It was about that here this morning. See pic. Stove handles it just fine. House temps ranged from 65 in the further
    room to 72F in the living/dining/kitchen and my bedroom. My stove is the right size for this house, house
    has a good layout to spread the heat, and the somerset pellets are hot as hell. No other heat source required.
    Oil furnace is there and tank is 3/4 full if needed as backup but this St Croix has proved it kicks azz and takes names. :)
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  2. don2222

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    Hi
    I used one bag overnight and 2 bags in 24 hours. Yes I have been to St Martin. Beaches are topless!
     
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    my girlfriend keep s telling me that's why I wanna go.....not true.....I like snorkeling (near the beach), the good food (near the beach), getting a tan (on the beach), reading my kindle (on the beach), etc.....if its topless, eh, C'est la Vie!
     
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    C'est la Vie? Sounds more like the reason your at the beach ya dirty ol man! :p
     
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