We've had temps in the mid 30's years back in the summer, I was in North Carolina when the cold weather hit for a few days so the wife had some fires.Open the windows and fire that dude up.
We've had temps in the mid 30's years back in the summer, I was in North Carolina when the cold weather hit for a few days so the wife had some fires.Open the windows and fire that dude up.
Negatory. I’d be opening the windows if the stove room hits 74.🤣I’m the opposite. I like it 67-68 in the summer when it’s 90+ out. In the winter I’ll take 70-72 but won’t complain about 74 typically.
My stove room Is 28x25x12 and have no doorways to kitchen or hallway that leads to 2 of my bedrooms. I heat about 1600 sq ft with my Drolet 1800 insertNegatory. I’d be opening the windows if the stove room hits 74.🤣
I think us being in a small house matters too. If I had to heat more space, and had more options than to hang out in the stove room, I might not mind 74 so bad.
40 degrees in the fall and I'm in a hoodie itching for a fire. 40 in the spring and I'm opening windows and in a t shirtWe had 42.4 this morning, I opened up the doors to the porch before my first cup of coffee, I thought the wife might say something but all was fine.
I also like hints of the woodstove in the summer. Yesterday thankfully it was under 90º and humidity wasn't too bad. Got some trimming and weeding done. Even split a bit of wood.Putting the broom away into the closet beside the stove just now, I caught my first whiff of the season of a bit of draft reversal. I actually enjoy the odd occasion that I can smell the fireplace inside the house when it’s summer. Fleeting moments of autu
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