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[jrkman]

Im really regretting not putting my foot down about it.

[TIP]

We have a little Jotul Castine 400 that will heat up the house so much we have to actually open the windows on days it gets over 40. You could get an insert Stoney and put it in your fireplace. Now the wood isn't free in the typical sense, by that I mean I have to spend a couple of weekends splitting oak and the 4 gallons or so of gas for the splitter and chainsaw comes out to be about $15 for an entire season of heat. Right now its 18 outside, but a toasty 75 inside.

Now Stoney, you should probably buy the wood already cut and split, just the thought of the damage you could do to yourself or others with a chainsaw or splitter is a chilling thought. There is also a bit of a learning curve as to how to operate the stove, but I'm sure one of your tenants would be happy to read the 3 page instruction booklet to you.

[TIP]

So this is what Stoney meant in the Craigslist ad by "cool house"

[planteater]

No need to buy gas for a chainsaw. I use a Swedish Log Splitter and do it with muscle power. Over the summer I can easily split enough for the winter.

http://www.amazon.com/Lucky-Distribu...s=log+splitter

[Bryan316]

Originally Posted by frankthomson

OP: dag.
how abour keeping ur house at 50 and just heating the room ur in w/ an electric spaceheater?

at $500/mo???!!!!...would make me seriously reconsider my zip code.

Most inefficient and most expensive way to heat a home.

[TIP]

Originally Posted by planteater

No need to buy gas for a chainsaw. I use a Swedish Log Splitter and do it with muscle power. Over the summer I can easily split enough for the winter.

http://www.amazon.com/Lucky-Distribu...s=log+splitter

The ad kinda makes it seem an older Swedish woman will coma to your home and split wood for you for about $90!...which if she leaves when she's done is a hell of a deal!

[Bryan316]

"splitting logs"

[planteater]

Originally Posted by Bryan316

Most inefficient and most expensive way to heat a home.

Certainly true over here. Electric space heating would bankrupt me!

[Mikeo]

Originally Posted by TubeAddict

I spend $0 per year on heating and cooling

Originally Posted by omni

You on teh welfare?

he moved to Equator

The younger women probably dress like this on any given day.

[Mikeo]

Originally Posted by TIP

We have a little Jotul Castine 400 that will heat up the house so much we have to actually open the windows on days it gets over 40. You could get an insert Stoney and put it in your fireplace. Now the wood isn't free in the typical sense, by that I mean I have to spend a couple of weekends splitting oak and the 4 gallons or so of gas for the splitter and chainsaw comes out to be about $15 for an entire season of heat. Right now its 18 outside, but a toasty 75 inside.

Now Stoney, you should probably buy the wood already cut and split, just the thought of the damage you could do to yourself or others with a chainsaw or splitter is a chilling thought. There is also a bit of a learning curve as to how to operate the stove, but I'm sure one of your tenants would be happy to read the 3 page instruction booklet to you.

Originally Posted by TIP

So this is what Stoney meant in the Craigslist ad by "cool house"

[Mikeo]

[TIP]

Originally Posted by Mikeo

I've always loved the sound of the drums...especially the snare on that clip. RIP Ritchie

[Pigger]

My natural gas bill for December was over $50.

Very small house, uninsulated.

[Mikeo]

Originally Posted by Pigger

My natural gas bill for December was over $50.

Very small house, uninsulated.

Just think if it was insulated and cost you 1/2 that.

that's a free escort BJ time or a nice hour long body message at the end of the year

[Pigger]

Originally Posted by Mikeo

Just think if it was insulated and cost you 1/2 that.

that's a free escort BJ time or a nice hour long body message at the end of the year

At least the windows are new double-pane ones. The doors all seal well, too; it's not drafty at all.

[Dinkleberg]

The price of natural gas just went down again this month. My gas bill is equalized over 12 months so I pay the same each month regardless of the weather. Last year I paid $88.00 a month, and ended up not paying anything for the last 3 months of the year. This year I'm paying $66.00 a month to heat a 50+ year old, 1100 square foot house in need of new windows. Keep in mind it gets pretty cold here too.

[Pigger]

I like natural gas.

[Dinkleberg]

Me too!

[ninja shrimp]

i jsut shit in a bag and hug it for heat

[I Play Um]

I believe you