Posted by dbernie on October 19, 2010 at 06:18:26 from (4.252.128.173):
In Reply to: Gas Furnace Tip posted by El Toro on October 19, 2010 at 04:56:30:
Thank you.
Mine's ingitor style, I'll pick one up.
I heat with wood as well, so I've got back-up heat.
These are the little things we all need to know,
I appreciate it.
BTW--
As far as pilot light style:
I don't know which train of thought is correct, but one is to shut pilot off during summer, and another is to keep it lit year-round to keep humidity down (especially if furnace is in garage or basement). That's for the pilot light style, of course. Again, I don't know what's best or right for your individual situations, just thought I'd throw it out there.
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