Finally had to fire up the Furnace

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I was telling my kids the other day, that as soon as Halloween is here the weather will turn cold!
Right on time, I woke up to rain and way colder weather!
Stay warm CK!
 

I awoke this morning to 63 degrees. Furnace wasn't doing its job. Changed the batteries in thermostat. Took them out of AT Pro.
 

Turned my furnace on 4 days ago. 23 degrees this morning at 8:00.
 

I awoke this morning to 63 degrees. Furnace wasn't doing its job. Changed the batteries in thermostat. Took them out of AT Pro.

Such a sad feeling having to take batteries out of detector to use else where.
 

I awoke this morning to 63 degrees. Furnace wasn't doing its job. Changed the batteries in thermostat. Took them out of AT Pro.
HA! I guess you've got to do what you've got to do!
 

Turned my furnace on 4 days ago. 23 degrees this morning at 8:00.
DAMN! when I got this AM, it was 45 deg. and I thought that was cold!
 

Woke up this morning 68 inside, 42 outside. The 1500w space heater is still good to go. Hard to beat 6" of wall insulation. I am still setting up for the small, multifuel heater that is on the way. Wood is free, electrify is gold plated. I just have to install the thimble in the wall and hook it up when it arrives. When it checks out, I will add 50' of copper 1/2" tubing around it and tie it to my 2000' of PEX in the slab. From then on, it will be a toosie warming 68 to 70 floor to ceiling for just the cost of running the circulatory pump. I put the original heating system that I made in when I built the house. I have been heating it with a 40 gal electric hot water heater but electric rates continue to climb.
The new heater is an Army , new, 18" X 24" unit I got from Sportsmans Guide. (G4D-582586) It can burn heating oil, jet fuel, wood and coal. It comes with all the controls and fuel tubing, flue pipe and a cast iron grate for wood. It requires no electricity so when the power goes out, I don't freeze. Liquid fuel is gravity feed. Hay, it was under $200. Frank five star.webp
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