Posted by Bill VA on September 29, 2021 at 13:20:37 from (45.62.188.10):
In Reply to: Heating with wood ? posted by Bruce from Can. on September 29, 2021 at 07:40:50:
We heated our home - two wood stoves for a lot of years. My kids graduated high school and had other fish to fry and my Wife (who home-schooled all of our kids from kindergarten through 12th grade) took a day job outside the home. With no one to tend the fires, we had installed a new gas furnace with duct work to every room. Prior heat was baseboard and an old gas floor furnace - which we very seldom used. I don't think I burned a cord of wood last year and every year leading up to the new gas furnace, we cut, split and burned 7 cords of wood. Like you, we have dead trees all over the farm and the ash bore (sp?) has supplied us with even more wood. I'm going to burn at least one stove a fair amount this year, not because I have to, but because I want to - which is nice. I enjoy the wood heat and need the physical workout.
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