🏡 Better Homes Utility bill pity party.
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Utility bills gonna F us all starting shortly. Going to fire up my solar panels just in time for the worst month of production. SMART.
Already thinking about adding more
Already thinking about adding more
I am guessing that is the square box on the side outside that is just screened?
Excuse the paint lol
i asked just cuz i know growing up my house didn't have one and i swear it sucked heat from the house
Mine has a vent, but it sure as fuck feels like it sucks the heat out. I'd much rather get a wood burning stove.i asked just cuz i know growing up my house didn't have one and i swear it sucked heat from the house
I could see that happening. We need a new door for it too, right now it literally is storage for balloons the kids like to play withi asked just cuz i know growing up my house didn't have one and i swear it sucked heat from the house
Thread got me thinking about my furnace filter. Was planning on packing the kid up to go get some more 25x20x4 monsters, but found a spare in the basement.
yeah. The increased risk of fire results in you having to set it up according to insurance requirements and also an increase in insurance cost over all.
Just more hoops to jump through, not impossible.
Getting Homeowners Insurance to Cover Wood Stoves
A wood stove may affect your homeowners insurance rate, but it shouldn't be too drastic as long as it's up to building code.
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So 4,000 fires per year from these, but....yeah. The increased risk of fire results in you having to set it up according to insurance requirements and also an increase in insurance cost over all.
Just more hoops to jump through, not impossible.
Getting Homeowners Insurance to Cover Wood Stoves
A wood stove may affect your homeowners insurance rate, but it shouldn't be too drastic as long as it's up to building code.
According to the latest statistics available, there are over 25,000 Chimney Fires per year in the US that are responsible for over 125 million dollars in property damage.
yeah. The increased risk of fire results in you having to set it up according to insurance requirements and also an increase in insurance cost over all.
Just more hoops to jump through, not impossible.
Getting Homeowners Insurance to Cover Wood Stoves
A wood stove may affect your homeowners insurance rate, but it shouldn't be too drastic as long as it's up to building code.
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