please don't make me go and find it...
I know how I heat my house. Yes, the LP is set to kick on at 68°. I thought you were trying to tell me I heat with LP to get the house above 68°. Looking back at my records the LP did run for 86 minutes total the morning of the 31st when it was -37°. This was in between the night and morning load.
This is the one I posted above, which you think I'm BSing you on.
1/20/19....no LP used.
One from 2016, no LP used:
LP furnace ran for a TOTAL of 111 minutes from the 24th through Feb 1st. The night load of the 26th is when I had a bad load (piece of wet wood) which caused the house temp to drop and LP to kick in.
Here were the temps of those days:
24th: HI: 21°, LOW: 2°...........no LP help
25th: HI: 2°, LOW: -10°...........no LP help
26th: HI: 6°, LOW: -18°...........bad night load, LP ran 25 minutes
27th: HI: 5°, LOW: -9°...........no LP help
28th: HI: 14°, LOW: 1°...........no LP help
29th: HI: 4°, LOW: -15°...........no LP help
30th: HI: -11°, LOW: -30°...........no LP help
31st: HI: -3°, LOW: -37°...........LP ran 86 minutes in between night and morning load
1st: HI: 14°, LOW: -8°...........no LP help
I used a total of $1.52 of LP (1.5 gallons) over that stretch, based on furnace runtime.
Bottom line is, since I installed the Kuuma, over the past almost 6 heating seasons, I am heating 99%+ with wood when we are home. Over the past four heating seasons (when I started to keep track of supplemental LP use vs LP used when not home) we have used a TOTAL of 9 gallons of LP to supplement our wood heat when the house temp dropped below 68° on very cold mornings. That's an average of 2.25 gallons of LP a winter. Still don't believe me, well that's not my problem.
would you like me to keep looking?
sure, I'd love for you to, but I'd rather have you stop posting when you can't seem to control your alcohol consumption. Posting when under the influence is generally not a good idea, makes it seem like you have a split personality disorder or something.
I laugh, but it's actually kinda sad. It's very noticeable in type when you are on the sauce.