She goin' down to twenty degree - and I'm fighting for heat
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12-07-2006, 10:17 PM
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12-08-2006, 06:09 PM
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12-08-2006, 06:33 PM
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12-09-2006, 11:01 AM
My biggest concern is based on an ice storm a few years back.
Without a STAND ALONE heater, I could see the electric service go out for two weeks or more and then all the bitty little space heaters from wally world or wherever will be completely useless...
You want to guard agin' that!
Please excuse this "doppelganger". BIG CHIGGER INTERNET picked that moment to foul up while I was posting...
Without a STAND ALONE heater, I could see the electric service go out for two weeks or more and then all the bitty little space heaters from wally world or wherever will be completely useless...
You want to guard agin' that!
Last edited by Greywolf; 12-09-2006 at 11:09 AM.
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12-09-2006, 11:05 AM
My biggest concern is based on an ice storm a few years back.
Without a STAND ALONE heater, I could see the electric service go out for two weeks or more and then all the bitty little space heaters from wally world or wherever will be completely useless...
You want to guard agin' that!
Think after this'n too - your natural gas heater has got ELECTRIC controls running it.
Without a STAND ALONE heater, I could see the electric service go out for two weeks or more and then all the bitty little space heaters from wally world or wherever will be completely useless...
You want to guard agin' that!
Think after this'n too - your natural gas heater has got ELECTRIC controls running it.
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12-09-2006, 03:45 PM
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My central heat is gas and requires lectric, BUT I have 1 Gas fireplace with ventless logs and 1 gas heater in my other fireplace. Neither of them need lectric so I feel fortunate.
Wolfie, You might want to look into one of those corner or wall ventless fireplaces and pipe some propane to it. No lectric needed. You can run it as needed or not if you got plenty of other heat. They also have a thermostat built in which will cut them on and off. I really like mine.
Wolfie, You might want to look into one of those corner or wall ventless fireplaces and pipe some propane to it. No lectric needed. You can run it as needed or not if you got plenty of other heat. They also have a thermostat built in which will cut them on and off. I really like mine.
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