It has seen a lot of wood but seems less every year because of milder temps. I had it going a week ago but let it go out because it's too warm now. The last good burn was I think in 2018. Single digits at night and teens during the day for most of December. Then a milder week but still cold for our area, and back to the same for January. That short break came at the right time because ashes were starting to flow out the doors.
Fantastic. Nice stove. Both my Woodstock stoves have secondary catalytic combusters that do quite well. You are getting a bit less debris than I have over 24 years of use
Field Bred English Springer Spaniel. (more white than liver or more white than black unlike the show spaniels which are just the opposite), the hair doesn't need trimming every 6 weeks like the show dogs, never seen a case of "Springer Rage" in them, don't have hip dysplasia problems, tail is only cropped 1/4 to 1/3, not the 3-4 vertebra stub that the show dogs have. Very biddable, depending on the genetics they can be VERY smart or semi smart. They are flushers, driving the bird up in the air to fly then they are supposed to sit down until told to continue on hunting or go retrieve the bird. Brittanys are pointers, pointing at the bird and waiting for the hunter to flush the bird. Still supposed to wait to retrieve the bird and not go off on their own (steady to wing and shot is what it's called).
Very nice. Noticed the water heater attached. Is that your only water heater or is that a supplement to another water heater?
Thanks. The water heater heats the 19 gallon electric heater to 100-110° in a 6-8 hour burn. The "probe" is 24" long and is placed in the hot air plenum. The warmed water then feeds into the supply on our primary electric water heater. It's hard to tell but I think it saves $20-30 a month.
Thanks for the info! That is very helpful.
