Hi,
I was wondering what other pellet stove users do to keep their old oil, propane, or natural gas forced air furnaces in shape. I have a ten year old York high efficiency furnace that I do not plan on using at all now that I have the pellet stove. But we all know Murphy's Law so I have no doubt sometime the pellet stove will break down, need a part, etc. so I will need the furnace for back up. Do you run it once a week, month, etc? I really have no clue and imagine if it just sits there that can't be good for it in a damp old cellar. So wondering what y'all do to keep your no longer used furnaces up to par just in case. Thanks.
I was wondering what other pellet stove users do to keep their old oil, propane, or natural gas forced air furnaces in shape. I have a ten year old York high efficiency furnace that I do not plan on using at all now that I have the pellet stove. But we all know Murphy's Law so I have no doubt sometime the pellet stove will break down, need a part, etc. so I will need the furnace for back up. Do you run it once a week, month, etc? I really have no clue and imagine if it just sits there that can't be good for it in a damp old cellar. So wondering what y'all do to keep your no longer used furnaces up to par just in case. Thanks.