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Re: Exterior wood furnaces and boilers


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Posted by Binderman on February 08, 2009 at 07:13:55 from (12.213.112.57):

In Reply to: Exterior wood furnaces and boilers posted by Wood heating Newby on February 08, 2009 at 06:22:40:

We bought our outside boiler 3yrs. ago and have saved about $1800.00 a year on our heat and hot water. I have a Central boiler,very well known in Wisconsin and Illinois,I live in the northwest corner of Illinois,where we have had a very cold winter,as everyone else has also,we had temps. of -40 below and our house stayed right on 74degrees and it also heats 100% of our hot water year around,yes I run my boiler 365 days a year for hot water, our junk wood in the fence lines works very well to burn in the summer, in the summer I put wood in it about 3 times a week.3 yrs ago when we had our boiler installed our gas man came and filled our big silver PIG up,$600.00 was the bill,82% full,3 yrs. later it is 79% the top of the wife's stove is gas and that is all,I shut the gas off to the water heater don't need it. Very simply put for me there is no substitute for my boiler-- I haven't heard my wife say she's cold since we have had it,so you know it's warm!!!I think the web sight is www.centralboiler.com. is where I looked for info on it,there are a lot of boilers out there--DO YOUR HOME WORK!!!


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