Here's what we did last week to help to stimulate the economy

madokie

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Sun Nov-29-09 05:28 PM
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Here's what we did last week to help to stimulate the economy

Edited on Sun Nov-29-09 05:44 PM by madokie

http://www.harmanstoves.com/products/details.asp?cat=stoves&prd=pellet-stoves&f=ADVPSTV

This is our newest attempt to keep our heating costs down at the same time giving some fellow Americans some much needed work

what do you think?

did for done :-)

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endless october

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Sun Nov-29-09 05:29 PM
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1. i think it looks pretty sharp.

hope that you enjoy it.

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madokie

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Sun Nov-29-09 05:42 PM
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6. Thanks

we like the looks of this one better than any of the others plus we really like the way this one works. All automatic, when its not too cold it only burns a little and when the temp drops the fire gets bigger, just enough to keep the same temperature in the house.

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niyad

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Sun Nov-29-09 05:30 PM
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2. that is beautiful--how is it working out? by the way, if you keep a cast iron tea kettle on top,

it works as a humidifier, and, you always have hot water for tea!!

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madokie

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Sun Nov-29-09 05:38 PM
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4. We're loving this one

On our last one when the thermostat said it was warm enough the stove would simply shut down where as this one just monitors the room temp and keeps the fire at just the right amount, when it's cold it has a bigger fire. We almost bought this stove when we bought the last one, about 4 or 5 years ago, that we've passed down to our kids btw but we didn't want to spend the extra money then that this one cost but with the tax credit we can afford this and be helping the kids out too. Our other choices for heat is propane, electric or wood and all three of those suck. Pellet stoves on the other hand works great.

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Arctic Dave

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Sun Nov-29-09 05:31 PM
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3. Keeping workers employed and your toes snuggly.

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cali

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Sun Nov-29-09 05:39 PM
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5. nice!

and I don't mean it nastily, but it's what you did last week, not what you done.

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annabanana

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Sun Nov-29-09 08:28 PM
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7. That's beautiful. .How does it vent?

Is there a hole in the wall behind it?

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madokie

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Sun Nov-29-09 10:28 PM
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8. Yes I go directly through the wall with a three inch double wall pipe

through whats called a wall thimble. The combustion air is also brought through the wall from the outside so as to not put the house under low pressure where air would be drawn in through the cracks here and there like around windows and doors.

If this year is anything like the last 19 this winter we'll go through two tons of pellets which this winter are costing 240 bucks a ton.

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