For now, my only woodstove is in my semi-attached garage just installed this past November. I started out burning only on days off and weekends to have a warm garage if I was going to be tinkering in it. Well when the mid atlantic got hit with all the snow, I started a fire in the stove the evening before the storm hit, and now I can't let it go out. Its been burning for a month straight.
There isn't really a need for it to be burning when I'm not in there so mostly a stray cat that we pretty much took in is benefiting from the heat. Her along with my Kubota are staying warm. For some reason, I don't want the stove to go cold. Its nice to walk out there and have the garage be warm. The only negative is that I've used all of my most seasoned wood up. I was out today cutting some 2-3 inch rounds from branch tops that have been down a year. The pine I have is to wet burn right now.
There isn't really a need for it to be burning when I'm not in there so mostly a stray cat that we pretty much took in is benefiting from the heat. Her along with my Kubota are staying warm. For some reason, I don't want the stove to go cold. Its nice to walk out there and have the garage be warm. The only negative is that I've used all of my most seasoned wood up. I was out today cutting some 2-3 inch rounds from branch tops that have been down a year. The pine I have is to wet burn right now.