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<blockquote data-quote="Marc" data-source="post: 1756831" data-attributes="member: 21421"><p>Um, I guess I fall into #3?</p><p></p><p>I'm living in the family farmhouse, which is quite big (good and bad).</p><p></p><p>Currently I heat about half of it with a Hearthstone Heritage. That zone never comes on.</p><p></p><p>The other half I keep the heat at 55F... oil boiler. I'd optimally, somewhere down the road, heat everything with an Eko or Tarm, but for now I'll have to settle with about 1/3 the heating bill my grandmother used to create. Which isn't so bad. Should be even better as I progressively get insulation in the house, new windows, etc.</p><p></p><p>Of course all that is on hold now that part of it is currently "flying" on jacks to replace the sill beams.</p><p></p><p>Also planning on replacing the 60 year old Fitzgibbons boiler with a Buderus or System 2000 next year, along with homebrew solar hot water.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marc, post: 1756831, member: 21421"] Um, I guess I fall into #3? I'm living in the family farmhouse, which is quite big (good and bad). Currently I heat about half of it with a Hearthstone Heritage. That zone never comes on. The other half I keep the heat at 55F... oil boiler. I'd optimally, somewhere down the road, heat everything with an Eko or Tarm, but for now I'll have to settle with about 1/3 the heating bill my grandmother used to create. Which isn't so bad. Should be even better as I progressively get insulation in the house, new windows, etc. Of course all that is on hold now that part of it is currently "flying" on jacks to replace the sill beams. Also planning on replacing the 60 year old Fitzgibbons boiler with a Buderus or System 2000 next year, along with homebrew solar hot water. [/QUOTE]
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