I was kind of thinking, If you don't have time to load a boiler once or twice a day, how are you going to find time to cut wood. Especially for a 135 cu ft firebox OWB.
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So how user friendly is your heating system?
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I was kind of thinking, If you don't have time to load a boiler once or twice a day, how are you going to find time to cut wood. Especially for a 135 cu ft firebox OWB.
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How friendly your system operates depends a lot on the operator !
Our home was rented out for about 20 years and the rental included use of the wood system .
Three sets of tenants were white collar types and had no previous experience with wood only heat , they read the manual and had no problems .Two sets had previous experience or so they said , and could care less about reading a manual , there stays were short lived !
Our home was rented out for about 20 years and the rental included use of the wood system .
Three sets of tenants were white collar types and had no previous experience with wood only heat , they read the manual and had no problems .Two sets had previous experience or so they said , and could care less about reading a manual , there stays were short lived !
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