I know it is a common question, but it is a constant goal for all of us.
As I am closing the air down for the night I have a dilemma and I think someone hear could answer my question. I will close the air down as much as possible, which for this wood is all the way. But do I turn the fan up to get more heat out into the room while it is available. Or do I leave the fan on really low so the fire box stays warmer longer. My initial thought was fan turned up. The more I think about it low and slow would be better. The steel would hold the heat longer than the air in the house. Any thoughts?
Tony
As I am closing the air down for the night I have a dilemma and I think someone hear could answer my question. I will close the air down as much as possible, which for this wood is all the way. But do I turn the fan up to get more heat out into the room while it is available. Or do I leave the fan on really low so the fire box stays warmer longer. My initial thought was fan turned up. The more I think about it low and slow would be better. The steel would hold the heat longer than the air in the house. Any thoughts?
Tony