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Re: O/T Fireplaces wood vs gas
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Posted by Dennis in NC on October 14, 2006 at 10:46:26 from (68.222.186.101):
In Reply to: O/T Fireplaces wood vs gas posted by oldcraneguy on October 14, 2006 at 08:04:39:
i have a large double. the family room had a corner wood burner we changed to to gas since the house heat was tank gas . if the power fails you can cook and heat . you could put the oven on low to have heat from kitchen area . we are going to have a non vented corner unit put in the living room this winter, so we don't have to use the stove . yes wood "can" be free but as you get older is it worth it? no spark, no ash to clean .plus the tempeture settings ,on off at the push of a button. durning the day i am the only one at home so i can put on the logs in the area that i am in and not have to heat the whole house .
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