I have owned several corn stoves in the last six years and heat my house and shop with them. It took a while before I got what I wanted and it is a hobby. There is stoves that burn straight corn or pellets or a combination of both corn and pellets. I have a fairly large ranch style house with a open design and put the stove in the most open area we had. We just got through with -35 degree cold and the temp was 67 in the house. Normally it will hold at 70 where the thermostat is set. There is many things to look at when buying one of these stoves. Do you want auto ignition? auto cleaning? a stirrer type stove or a pot style? How about the size of the fuel hopper and the ash drawer? Will it take care of itself or do you have to babysit it every morning and night. Will it smoke up your outside wall?
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