Posted by Casey in Ky on November 08, 2008 at 18:37:06 from (76.8.179.60):
In Reply to: OT: Fireplaces posted by Casey in Ky on November 08, 2008 at 15:14:00:
I guess I should have mentioned that I had both chimneys swept and inspected back in the summer. Both have there own flue, and both fireplaces have doors. I won't say they are the best doors in the world, but they seem to be decent.
I know an insert or wood stove would be a lot better, but I'm not really for sure how long I'll bein the house, as it was bought strictly as an investment. If the market allows me to sell within a couple of years, I'm going to. At which point I don't think it'd pay to istall a good insert or wood stove. If I'm stuck here for 4 years or more, well it'd probably pay me to install one.
Oh, I do have access to all the Hickory I can stand to cut over on the farm, about 5 minutes away. thanks for the opinions so far. I just wonder if it'll pay me to keep a fire with the doors???
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