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Use a box fan behind it and you'll use far less wood during the season. You're welcome.
Use a box fan behind it and you'll use far less wood during the season.
You're welcome.
It's got a blower on it which helps quite a bit, I'll probably pickup a couple of those Stirling engine fans to help out.
It's got a blower on it which helps quite a bit, I'll probably pickup a couple of those Stirling engine fans to help out.
The blowers I've had aren't super powerful (and I have a pretty large room/house. A few box fans have made my winter electric/gas bills go down by 40% and my wood piles staying high by around 1/2.
Just curious, you wrote this is your 4th ? How long do yours last you ? (I've had 1 at a cabin that's been there for 40 years now.)
The blowers I've had aren't super powerful (and I have a pretty large room/house.
A few box fans have made my winter electric/gas bills go down by 40% and my
wood piles staying high by around 1/2.
Just curious, you wrote this is your 4th ? How long do yours last you ? (I've had 1 at a cabin that's
been there for 40 years now.)
The fires usually last about 4ish hours then simmer down to coals, it's kind of chilly in the morning if I don't throw another log on but easily bearable.
The fires usually last about 4ish hours then simmer down to coals, it's kind of chilly in the morning if I don't throw another log on but easily bearable.
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