Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
All-Purpose OWF Discussions => General Outdoor Furnace Discussion => Topic started by: woodman on February 28, 2014, 05:06:09 AM
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It's cold this morning. The house is 95 degrees warmer than the outside!
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That's a cool way to look at things! Never thought of it that way! :thumbup:
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I cannot wait till I'm up and running.
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I've got the 95 degree difference thing going too, March 1st tomorrow and this below zero thing still won't give up.
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You should shoot for the 100 degree difference!
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I always look at it as I am using twice the amount of BTU's to keep the house the same temp when it is 0 degrees out compared to when it is 35 degrees. HUGE difference.
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You should shoot for the 100 degree difference!
It's been done many times up here this winter. It's gonna be 105 degree difference for the next 3 nights again. Brrrrrr...
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You should shoot for the 100 degree difference!
It's been done many times up here this winter. It's gonna be 105 degree difference for the next 3 nights again. Brrrrrr...
It was -16 on my way to work this am. House was 74. That's my second 90 of the year!
Man, you guys were raised a lot tougher than I was :)
I'm sure glad I made the move to a gasser 4 years ago.
I couldn't imagine, at my age and state of fattness, processing 50% MORE wood to burn.
I usually try to cut about 5 or 6 more cords than I burn each year.
I want to have about 80 or 90 cords all ready to burn by the time I retire. I'm about 1/3rd of the way there!!!! :thumbup: