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The Official Status Update Thread: Part 91 - Snowmageddon 2 (The White Death)
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RedneckReject
Shooter
We moved in here just over two years ago. It was mid December and the very next day after we moved in our furnace went out. It was fixed the very next day but it was awful cold...about 20 degrees out. I can't imagine if it went down in weather like this. Mine's still kicking off pretty often but then it kicks back on after a couple minutes. I'll bet my gas bill will be beautiful next month
RedneckReject
Shooter
That's one thing I wish I had. A fireplace would give me a lot of peace in weather like this.
SaintsNSinners
Shooter
Just use an oven as a fire place
My daughter is going to get to buy a battery. She informed me that I don't need to worry about her getting home cause the tow truck is giving her a ride when they pick her up car at the end of her shift...bringing her and the car home together. At least I know she won't be in the ditch! I told her to ask the driver about a battery since it is the same salvage yard we go to all the time and they sell reconditioned batteries with the same warranty as new for $30 or so. It is -16 here (the last time I looked anyway...)
no but we do have a kerosene heater along with a generator we can run a couple of lights or a couple of space heaters depending on how cold it gets.
I actually made it out of the alley today and drove to the speedway to get a dietpepsi. tasted so good, but not as good as BP's.
I had all for stovetop burners on for a while when the power was out and it was getting chilly. It made a difference. It is possible to run the oven if you have a mechanical valve to turn the gas on and light it manually. Most newer ovens have electric valves making it impossible to light the oven without power.
RedneckReject
Shooter
Fortunately ours in ancient. The only thing required to make it work is to hook it to a gas line and light the pilot.
SaintsNSinners
Shooter
Just chuck wood in it an burn it supertek... literally use it as a fire place.
Sylvain???? Is that you????
RedneckReject
Shooter
I'm getting there. And every time I go in the kitchen I smell that wonderful beef stew cooking.
We use our furnace as back up. We run it at least once a year to make sure it is working but we have wood stoves in the house that we use for heating. Hubby has a wood stove in his man cave for him and the kitties and another in his bigger shop in case he has to work on a vehicle that won't fit in the cave...that's mostly for working on motorcycles and small stuff.
I think the rumor was that he was a lesbian. I think he is still working on that????
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