Still Burning?

 
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anthony7812
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Post by anthony7812 » Mon. May. 13, 2013 7:47 am

whew its friggen chilly this morning. I may be building me a wood fire tonight in the Harman. Been out for about 3 weeks now but im hearing the Black Juice Sucker kicken on so I must put a stop to that. Im thinking after the 13/14 winter I tearing that evil petroleum burning boat anchor out of this house. Call me crazy but im thinking of installing some small electric baseboard heaters in the bed rooms. But anywho before I steer too far away from topic, I will be droppin a match tonight.


 
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Post by buffalo bob » Mon. May. 13, 2013 8:05 am

you bet I am...34 here this am high predicted of 54 today and possibally below freezing tonight, then a long awaited warm up.

 
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Post by Lightning » Mon. May. 13, 2013 8:18 am

I ran out of coal, so I'm burning some good seasoned hardwood for a few days. 70's after Tuesday 8-)

 
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Post by k9 Bara » Mon. May. 13, 2013 8:24 am

Still burning here, I normally burn all year but I'm still needing the heat. Crazy year, more coal than usual and still going.

 
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Post by Photog200 » Mon. May. 13, 2013 8:45 am

I had the Kineo all cleaned up for the season but this cold snap we have, I started it back up Saturday. It looks like we are having a freeze/frost warning tonight and tomorrow so I will have it running for a couple more days at least. Have been able to keep it idling at 150° and keeping the house at 72°.
Randy

 
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Post by MudFlapLip » Mon. May. 13, 2013 2:47 pm

I fired up the DS after lunch today. Way too chilly this morning and it's supposed to be 30 tomorrow morning. I shut it down about 3 weeks ago and I thought that was it. I guess not.

 
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Post by Vangellis » Mon. May. 13, 2013 4:49 pm

Actually saw a few snow flakes around noon today. No need to fire up here though.
My wife and I are heading to Guatemala in the morning. Should be warm there. 8-)

Kevin


 
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Post by I'm On Fire » Mon. May. 13, 2013 6:24 pm

I'm really regretting having shut the stove down. I'm really regretting disconnecting the stove from the chimney and I'm really regretting cleaning it out. It would seem winter is back. It was flurrying on the way home from work. It's going to be 30* tonight. WTF?

 
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Post by Rob R. » Mon. May. 13, 2013 6:30 pm

My heat is on...glad I serviced the Efm during the warm spell.

 
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Post by MudFlapLip » Mon. May. 13, 2013 6:48 pm

I'm On Fire wrote:I'm really regretting having shut the stove down. I'm really regretting disconnecting the stove from the chimney and I'm really regretting cleaning it out. It would seem winter is back. It was flurrying on the way home from work. It's going to be 30* tonight. WTF?
I am regretting having done the same exact things. Given it's dropping to 30 or so tonight, the DS is back up and running. Nice and toasty in here now.

 
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Post by I'm On Fire » Mon. May. 13, 2013 6:50 pm

MudFlapLip wrote:
I'm On Fire wrote:I'm really regretting having shut the stove down. I'm really regretting disconnecting the stove from the chimney and I'm really regretting cleaning it out. It would seem winter is back. It was flurrying on the way home from work. It's going to be 30* tonight. WTF?
I am regretting having done the same exact things. Given it's dropping to 30 or so tonight, the DS is back up and running. Nice and toasty in here now.
I can't even relight it I have no more Cowboy coal and no dry wood what with all the rain we had the past few days. I've resorted to turning on my oil furnace to brake the edge off. I hate it.

 
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Post by MudFlapLip » Mon. May. 13, 2013 7:09 pm

I'm On Fire wrote:
MudFlapLip wrote: I am regretting having done the same exact things. Given it's dropping to 30 or so tonight, the DS is back up and running. Nice and toasty in here now.
I can't even relight it I have no more Cowboy coal and no dry wood what with all the rain we had the past few days. I've resorted to turning on my oil furnace to brake the edge off. I hate it.
Well on a good note they're calling for 70's after tomorrow so it's short lived. I was lucky enough to have a half ton left.

 
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Post by Poconoeagle » Mon. May. 13, 2013 8:54 pm

i went and bought 4 more bags of blastsack .....its nice

it was snowing on the way to Mt.Pocono..... :shock:

 
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Post by mkline » Tue. May. 14, 2013 1:00 am

I just fired up one stove for a couple of days.I'm really getting tired of this global cooling crap toothy .

Mike

 
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Post by wsherrick » Tue. May. 14, 2013 1:33 am

mkline wrote:I just fired up one stove for a couple of days.I'm really getting tired of this global cooling crap toothy .

Mike
Get used to it. There's about another 2 Centuries of Global Cooling left to go through before the Sun cycle comes back around. It's just getting started.


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