Who's still burning?

[Dazza95]

9 minutes ago, gary112 said:

Still burning each evening at the moment 🔥

That’s an interesting looking stove. What make is it?

Edited May 1, 2022 by Dazza95

[gary112]

3 minutes ago, Dazza95 said:

That’s an interesting looking stove. What make is it?

Jotul No6,got solid doors but as you see you can have them open,eats a bit of wood mind but plows out some heat

Edited May 1, 2022 by gary112

[rapalaman]

Just lit ours - first time for about 4 weeks or so, just to take the chill off. 
logs are still selling for burning now and already delivering ready for next winter - will sell out I reckon 👍

[Dan Maynard]

Didn't rain here but never warmed up, so lit fire this evening.

[Ratman]

That is the issue, can't shut it down to slow it.  It runs at ramming speed only.  Like wise 1 log often doesn't burn well but if I reload early 1 can work.  Only trouble is this super dry but resinous pine...I put one on earlier and still hit 420C!  It was a super knotty piece, fatwood.

Get that original bar put back in! Different fire when ya do! Halved my use and much more controllable imo!

[Woodworks]

Yep still burning here on cold days like today with a max temp of 10C.

 

 Turned the heating off weeks ago as I am too tight to pay the extra on electricity but still got plenty of ugly random logs to burn. The customers get the good stuff 

[david wood]

still burning here and actually burning more as we try to reduce oil use as much as can, later putting stove on today as sun made an appearance where as yesterday on all day

 

[neiln]

No fire today in the end.  It's been a very VERY mild winter in London, 8-8.5 m³ to heat the house this winter.  12-12.5 last winter plus a week or so where I got fed up and put the central heating on.

[trigger_andy]

still burning here and actually burning more as we try to reduce oil use as much as can, later putting stove on today as sun made an appearance where as yesterday on all day
 

Same here. I’ll be burning the whole year as the kitchen stove does the cooking and hot water.

The living room stove still gets lit at 07:00 but we will see how long that carries on for.

I’m not paying £1.17 a litre for heating oil. Either the price comes down and I will buy more or we will continue to run two stoves which costs me virtually nothing to run.

With the wood fired central heating going in later this summer I hope my oil dependency in the winter months drips to near on zero.

[trigger_andy]

 
Same here. Every month warmer than average, with lower than average rainfall too. 
 
Fire is on this morning. House is 16-17c. It's just not comfortable.

It’s odd how 17c outside feels really nice but in the house it’s uncomfortable.

Unless it’s the bedroom when as close to zero my idea of heaven and the wife’s idea of hell. 🤣