Posted by Notjustair on January 08, 2015 at 16:37:07 from (70.195.0.27):
In Reply to: Wood Heat posted by hadley on January 08, 2015 at 10:32:35:
I just put a new wood stove from a Vermont Castings in this winter. I would consider it the primary source - the heat pump only kicks on if the stove has gone out for some reason. When they installed it I made him hand me the catalytic element for it - I didn't want it in there. It reburns the smoke but you can't burn the stove too hot with it. I use mixed wood and some of it is hedge, so it wouldn't last anyway. I have it in the drawer in case I ever need it, but I don't see that happening. The stove vents about 25 feet up and puts off very little smoke because I keep it hot. The old monkey stove in the shed smokes like crazy because it isn't airtight and is harder to control. I'm the only farm in the section, so I guess I'm only smoking out myself when I light that. I'm glad I bought a new stove now before there are even more regulations.
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