To: MeeknMing
They're threatening that in my county too. A friend just bought a house with a "fake" fireplace, little gas jets. Very environmentally correct. But when the power went off overnight she just about froze to death.
They'll take my firewood away.........from my cold dead fingers!!
To: EggsAckley
Down here in NC don't need a "real" fireplace for heat. I do have a "fake" fireplace, gas. Nice thing about it, flip a switch to turn it on and off! Plus no log pile, no spliting wood, and no clean up!
To: EggsAckley
They'll take my firewood away.........from my cold dead fingers!!Beat me to it Eggs...I dare anyone to come to my home and tell me I can't use my woodstove...(7,000 ft up in the Rockies), they wood (intended) not last a second breath.....Burn, baby, burn...
FMCDH
To: EggsAckley
Translation= If you have an existing fireplace in your home, it's value just increased by 25%.
I would use a bubba on this one. Could you define "log" for me please? I will burn machined linear lengths of dried cellulose. I would never burn wooden logs.
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12/29/2001 12:15:32 AM PST by
blackdog
To: EggsAckley
Brother could ya spare a cord?
To: EggsAckley
"They'll take my firewood away.........from my cold dead fingers!! " Out here in the woods of New England, cutting and splitting a cord or two for the Winter is actually a certified exercise program!
To: EggsAckley
"They're threatening that in my county too. A friend just bought a house with a "fake" fireplace, little gas jets. Very environmentally correct. But when the power went off overnight she just about froze to death."
Must be a bad design. I've got a gas-log fireplace, and I can pretty much heat the entire house with it if the electricity (and electric furnace) go off (which happens frequently in this neck of the woods in the winter).
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