My wife, perhaps not in her most positive frame of mind, challenged me as to if I died, she could never run this complex, and very expensive thing I installed in the basement.
She has a point.
She has a point.
sgschwend said:You should also include other very important an essential capabilities you offer your mate: mowing the lawn, cooking, painting the house, handy man with his own tools, I am sure there are lots more....
And in the sake of fairness you should ask her if she dies will you be able to balance the check book?
On the left coast we have a saying, to operate a new car, or TV or wood boiler one needs to take the instructional class (take the class). Oh, you haven't taken the class, no wonder you find the new car challenging.
sgschwend said:The question might also be how the resale value is effected with a non-automatic house heater? This is the one we grapple with, at some point your home might be for sale. How would these properties be viewed? Stuff like, "This house doesn't even have a heater", or "is that thing safe?".
willworkforwood said:When I go, the boiler's coming with me - Winter is brutal in Hell.
ISeeDeadBTUs said:You just need to word the question correctly . . . "When I die, will my wife (actually widow -not wife- at that point) be able to get my body into the wood boiler to hide the evidence?" She may need the help of her boyfriend![]()
willworkforwood said:When I go, the boiler's coming with me - Winter is brutal in Hell.
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