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General Discussion / Re: researching brands
« on: November 14, 2013, 03:36:09 PM »
Hi and thanks for the responses, I haven't gotten a personal message , Mr. Slim or I would have responded so I could get the list but if you have put it on another thread, I will try to find it.
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General Discussion / Re: researching brands
« on: November 12, 2013, 06:30:43 PM »
Thank you Mr. Slimjim for your reply,
It would be hard for me to estimate the fuel (Gas) cost over the last few years. We have been depending on the woodstove in the basement and a fireplace in the main living room and only using the gas as a supplement when we absolutely had to. I am not sure if we live in a state where we would have to have EPA phase testing or not. I live in NC so maybe you could tell me if that is required where I live? I have always known if I needed more heat I could always order more Gas and turn the furnance on but that is no longer an option . The gas furnace is 125.000 BTU. The replacement quote for it was 5000.00. I live in a rural area on 30 wooded acres and I have access to other sources selling firewood as well as being able to cut our own. I would like a copy of the info your wife has put together if you can't post it could you possibly email it to me?
Thanks,
Cathy
It would be hard for me to estimate the fuel (Gas) cost over the last few years. We have been depending on the woodstove in the basement and a fireplace in the main living room and only using the gas as a supplement when we absolutely had to. I am not sure if we live in a state where we would have to have EPA phase testing or not. I live in NC so maybe you could tell me if that is required where I live? I have always known if I needed more heat I could always order more Gas and turn the furnance on but that is no longer an option . The gas furnace is 125.000 BTU. The replacement quote for it was 5000.00. I live in a rural area on 30 wooded acres and I have access to other sources selling firewood as well as being able to cut our own. I would like a copy of the info your wife has put together if you can't post it could you possibly email it to me?
Thanks,
Cathy
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General Discussion / researching brands
« on: November 11, 2013, 08:18:46 PM »
Hi,
I have been thinking about an outdoor furnace for a few years now but today I learned that my gas furnace is beyond repair and so I have moved from just thinking about one to seriously considering purchasing one. I was wondering if someone here could guide me in which brands are good/better and best. I live in a log home, built from a log home kit. The house is app. 3000 square feet. I was researching the Taylor wood furnace brand when I ran across this forum and randomly saw a very negative review about that brand. Any help anyone could offer would be greatly appreciated. Oh, and I am mostly interested in heating the upper portion of my home at ground level and the loft, which would be app.1837 square feet. The rest of the footage is basement and there is a wood stove down there that heats it pretty well.
Thanks,
Cathy
I have been thinking about an outdoor furnace for a few years now but today I learned that my gas furnace is beyond repair and so I have moved from just thinking about one to seriously considering purchasing one. I was wondering if someone here could guide me in which brands are good/better and best. I live in a log home, built from a log home kit. The house is app. 3000 square feet. I was researching the Taylor wood furnace brand when I ran across this forum and randomly saw a very negative review about that brand. Any help anyone could offer would be greatly appreciated. Oh, and I am mostly interested in heating the upper portion of my home at ground level and the loft, which would be app.1837 square feet. The rest of the footage is basement and there is a wood stove down there that heats it pretty well.
Thanks,
Cathy
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