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Missjudged the weather

Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by BrowningBAR, Dec 30, 2013.

  1. sherwood

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    0 degrees F with 11 mph winds, gusting to 20. Minus 11 F tomorrow night, -19 Thursday night. Something to look forward to, great way to usher in the New Year.

    Very glad I get to stay in a warm cozy home.

    Days like these make me think of the settlers.....
     
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    Well, the forecast for Thurs. night went from -11 to -7.
    With that kind of a warmup, I'll need to pull out the shorts and Hawaiian shirt.:D
     
  3. BrowningBAR

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    -3 tomorrow.

    Kind of messed up on the reload for the 30. Forgot hardwood lasts a lot longer. Just reloaded the 30 five hours into a burn with the stove top at 500. It was like a blast furnace opening the door to that stove. Crammed in four splits and closing the air down.
     
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    Howling winds and snow all night here and down to 8 degrees.. Loaded stove around 8 PM and reloaded at 7AM house at 68 degrees.. Not too shabby!
     
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  5. Certified106

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    Been there done that and you will probably end up with a huge bed of coals that take forever to burn down........:mad:
    Always seems like adding a couple of splits on top of something that hasn't burned down good ends up making them collapse under the fresh stuff and then they won't burn like they should.
     
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