Curious to hear some different results here. Obviously every house layout and stove is different but I’m curious on an over night burn what does your morning temps read in the house when you wake up?! Also how long does it take to bring your house up to a comfortable temperature.
For example here’s my routine!
-load up around 930-945pm
-hang out in front of the fire for a little before shutting the air down. house temp at 70-72. Perfect for our layout!
-if it’s a really cold night I’ll run the fan on low all night. Seems to help
- this morning I woke up at 545am and the outside temp was 18. House at 64. Which for sleeping is nice!
-load the stove and get dressed and ready to take the dog for a hike in the woods.
-shut the air down and put the fan on high and leave for a hike
Walked in the woods for about an hour with the dog. Came back around 715 and the house was at 69! So from 545-715 if went from 64-69. By the time my wife and kids woke it was 71. This is all heat from the stove! Still amazes me, all there’s years later you can heat your home with such efficiency from something renewable from the woods. Love it!!
For example here’s my routine!
-load up around 930-945pm
-hang out in front of the fire for a little before shutting the air down. house temp at 70-72. Perfect for our layout!
-if it’s a really cold night I’ll run the fan on low all night. Seems to help
- this morning I woke up at 545am and the outside temp was 18. House at 64. Which for sleeping is nice!
-load the stove and get dressed and ready to take the dog for a hike in the woods.
-shut the air down and put the fan on high and leave for a hike
Walked in the woods for about an hour with the dog. Came back around 715 and the house was at 69! So from 545-715 if went from 64-69. By the time my wife and kids woke it was 71. This is all heat from the stove! Still amazes me, all there’s years later you can heat your home with such efficiency from something renewable from the woods. Love it!!