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It’s not about instant heat. But reaching a certain temperature (accumulation of heat into the clay pot) for it to start radiating. The same can be observed with small cast iron heaters.
I'm not going to argue with you on this, but feel free to try it on a cold day with no other source of heat to influence the temperature and report back how well it worked out for you.
You’d think I haven’t tried it in the past, which is the reason why I posted it when I found it somewhere online.
You’d think I haven’t tried it in the past, which is the reason why I posted it when I found it somewhere online.
Alrighty then.
I never claimed it would heat up an entire castle, but it can keep a small room mildly “warm” on cold nights, unless it has no airtight wooden doors and windows.
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