Wood boilers

Advertise with us
shop deals on amazon
SpartanEpoxies
Shop deals on ebay
House Repair Talk

Help Support House Repair Talk:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
inspectorD

inspectorD

Housebroken
Joined
Dec 17, 2005
Messages
4,531
Reaction score
281
All that wood burning info you may want to find is at.www.woodheat.org.
I just came inside, 25 degrees in Nov...and thought I wood look up woodfiredboilers. This was the site I spent some time at. Good info, seemed up to date, not to much bashing.
Decided to wait on a boiler and just stick with the wood stoves.
Plenty of info for those there too.
Be safe with wood...educate yourself...
stay warm and cozy.:D
 
Right on, D; nothing works with wood more than safety. Make sure the stove or boiler has a UL label and the directions are followed to a tee.
Tennessee Valey Authority proved that a dried out paneled wall could catch fire at 200*;gives you something to think about.
Glenn
 
Just a little reminder...
Even though you may not have used the fireplace or woodstove yetthis heating season, do not "As# u me" that it is ready to use since last year. Many a rodent or bird has been known to take up residence in your chimney when you we not lookin.:eek:

Just found a guy movin in myself...possibly to stay warmer.;)

Everybody ready? Just don't sit here reading about it....go look!!!:D
 
Doublin up on posts again.

Well I guess it's never to late to be up on good wood stove fires and negative heat sucking fire places.:D
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Latest posts

Back
Top