f3b69 - 2y
https://i.imgur.com/DsI9nh6.jpg It's going to be a little chilly the next couple mornings. Processing wood for our Cubic Mini Woodstove. #grownostr #woodstove #wood #heat #woodheat
20d7b - 2y
whats that firebox size seems really tiny
ee726 - 2y
We heat our home mostly with a wood and coal stove. Most of the winter we only burn wood to get the fire started and then burn coal because it is hotter and does a better job of heating the whole house, especially when it is below 0 F outside. In the spring we sometimes use just wood, so it doesn't get too warm in the house. Living in Wyoming I can get coal cheap, <$100/ton. A fire destroyed our house in 2015 and killed a bunch of huge cottonwoods. We are still burning the wood from them and will be able to continue for at least a few more years.
That's great. Our Cubic Mini can keep us ok down to about 15°f in the rv. Works great for a chilly morning until the sun hit the camper. A wood boiler was next on our home improvement wish list if we hadn't sold our homestead.
I have no experience with residential coal heat.
