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Do you worry about Gas and Oil this winter 2008/2009???
Curious... Do you considering about what do if gas and oil going to up higher price to heater the house?
I am strongly thinking about to buying wood stove This June or July I will going to Wood stove Store and see what happen.. If I decide buying stove then forget to buying fences
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I do not even want to think about it...makes me stressed just thinking about it. I guess I should so I can prepare for it but I dont have any ideas on what to do.
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Space - it's like heaven!
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cut more trees to heat your home which is not good.
another thing is ... are u allergic to wood smoke? if you are .. then you are best not to use wood stove. growing up we used wood stove and i always constantly get sick every winter. Finally my mom said no more wood stove so she went and bought gas to heat the house up. First winter I wasnt sick? WTF?? thats when we learned I AM ALLERGIC to wood smoke! so something to think about... its a big decision i know.. sighs..
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how about this one? Amish Electric Fireplaces
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![]() I use my wood stove when the temperature is below 45 degrees, cold rain, or if we have no electricity as we use electric heat. |
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Darren Hayes, Aussie Boi
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no I am not worried and should it go up, I will simply use the fireplace to heat the home.
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I don't think so. I live in apartment with free gas & water heat. My lease apartment is pay for Gas and Water heat during autumn and winter season. My electric bill will be go low. I am lucky! I am not ready for buy a new house. If We have a house. I must to have a fireplace. I love to smell the fireplace!!!!
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My husband and I use oil burner to heat the house which is kind of expensive but we need it to keep warm. My husband use the wood stove in his hut outside of our house and he spend his time there when he is working on his project. As for gas it is getting ridiculous expensive and we don't have any choice because we live in the country.
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Truck's gasoline is more expensive than heater. |
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I hardly use heater. I like to being connect with cold weather. Wear thick cloths, save money.
I don't like burn wood, it's not good environment. That mean you kill some tree. Bird lost their home.
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One of the reasons I'm moving to the country before next fall and winter is 100% heat and some cooking will be from woodstoves.
I'm already stocking up. There is enough natural deadfall on the place so no live trees need to be cut, but even if they did, wood is a renewable source and there's so much of it where I live in Oregon. If you don't use it, it just lies there and rots. I safely used wood as primary fuel in Montana, and like the smell very much, though I realize it bothers some. |
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Not worry since I am in California where it doesn't get too hot or too cold. But am getting concern with the gas price.... it's going overboard. Carpooling is what I've been doing to save $$.
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Really... Most of time that My truck staying in my town to picking up daughter's school ( next year They will ride yellow bus) also college.. Plus my mini farm and Garden with loads> hays, loam, rocks, lumbers etc ... So... I have another own 2007 Black Chevy Aveo>> Its save lots of gas ![]()
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So-- this summer I will be cutting the stumps up for the woodstove next year. ![]() |
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