Have a Ecofan for gas stove on my gas fireplace. Pushes the heat out into the room. Works great.
FYI; 185 FI wonder if that would work for me if I set it in front of my fireplace. I emailed them to ask how much heat is needed to run it.
I always wanted a wood stove in my home for this purpose, but that's not going to be an option for now.
Sure we could be talking about the end of the world, but let's say a snow storm knocks out power for several days. What are good an easy ways to keep the home warm enough?
Sure I could just get in my arctic sleeping bag to prevent death, but that won't keep the pipes from freezing.
...unless/until the contracted propane provider fails to provide. Almost everything is electric here, except for the oil-fired furnace, which will be fine unless/until the contracted heating oil provider fails to provide...
FYI; 185 F
I bought a kerosene heater for now. Generator maybe in the future.
I bought a kerosene heater for now. Generator maybe in the future.
I always wanted a wood stove in my home for this purpose, but that's not going to be an option for now.
Sure we could be talking about the end of the world, but let's say a snow storm knocks out power for several days. What are good an easy ways to keep the home warm enough?
Sure I could just get in my arctic sleeping bag to prevent death, but that won't keep the pipes from freezing.
No one mentioned the outdoor water boilers.
See them up colder climates... But .. just not sold on them.
We’ve run a kerosene heater in our basement. Only issue we’ve had is when the fuel runs out the house starts smelling of smoke.