[AT] Gone Shopping ??

[John Wilkens]

and....seems to me the cost of antifreeze would be prohibitive.    John W.



At 11:09 AM 12/09/2006, you wrote:
>I live in a rural area and those type funaces still irritate me. 
>They stink up everything for at least a 1/4 mile. Too bad they can't 
>get them to burn clean instead of smolder. I love the smell of a 
>fireplace but the dense clouds of smoke those things produce is too 
>much. I've thought about one of those outfits but the smoke is more 
>than I am willing to subject everyone too.
>
>Now if I had somewhere indoors to put it, one of those corn/pellet 
>stoves would be worth considering.
>
>John
>
>
>----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob McNitt" <nysports at frontiernet.net>
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>Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2006 10:51 AM
>Subject: Re: [AT] Gone Shopping ??
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>
>>I thought I'd best bring this up regarding outside wood furnace/boilers.
>>
>>They're no doubt fine for rural areas, but apparently there are 
>>some disadvantages in suburban or more populated areas. In the 
>>Binghamton NY area, so many residents complained about the smoke 
>>and odor that new codes are being adopted to curtail their use. 
>>Folks who already have them installed will be the biggest losers. 
>>You can bet that the oil and gas companies were happy to "assist."
>>
>>Bob in NY
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