Still Cozy With the Drolet (Merry Xmas)

[WriteNoob]

Was loading the Baltic (v. 1) this morning, and realized I hadn’t posted anything in forever. Still burning the compressed blocks. I believe this is my 4th year heating with wood. Wife has finally (just this year) admitted that this wood heat thing is the way to go, and that she actually prefers it to gas. So, all is well. I wish you all peace, plenty, contentment, and a warm place to lay your heads, this holiday season. Merry Christmas, my friends.

 

[WriteNoob]

Was loading the Baltic (v. 1) this morning, and realized I hadn’t posted anything in forever.

Merry Christmas, my friends.

Recently cyphered it out, and this old boy turns 15, in June. He waits all year for dad to fire up the big steel box. [emoji4]

 

[WiscWoody]

I’m on my 7th winter with the Drolet Eastwood 1800 now and am real happy with it. It’s a cool -9now and it looks like that will be our high for the day. It won’t go above 0 until Thursday they say so I have lots of yummy red oak inside ready to go.

 

[blades]

I am blue ( as in c-cold) with jealousy, & that dang propane furnace is eating my wallet. Toasty 6 on my way down to shop.

 

[WriteNoob]

I am blue ( as in c-cold) with jealousy, & that dang propane furnace is eating my wallet. Toasty 6 on my way down to shop.

Been there, man. I made a post before I got my stove, called The Stoveless Wonder, in which I bemoaned the fact that I didn’t have a stove, and my furnass couldn’t keep up. Now when it gets below zero, I think back and smile.


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[WiscWoody]

Been there, man. I made a post before I got my stove, called The Stoveless Wonder, in which I bemoaned the fact that I didn’t have a stove, and my furnass couldn’t keep up. Now when it gets below zero, I think back and smile.


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Yeah, I remember before I got the wood stove we’d have outside campfires and I thought, dang it sure would be good to have this heat inside! Lol... and up here the wood scrounging is pretty easy with lots of hardwood woods and forests. It makes a bit of a mess in the house but it’s worth it and I like working on the wood in the off season.

 

[blades]

Workin on it, funds are set aside , Chimney guy contacted- ( no way am I going on that 12/8 pitch roof , haven't the tools for that particularly at this time of year.) Drolet or Englander, decisions decisions 2200 Sq ft. maybe the Englander furnace in the basement and a 30 upstairs.