Posted by JayinNY on January 19, 2012 at 08:39:35 from (166.137.136.9):
In Reply to: outside boilers???? posted by dave2 on January 19, 2012 at 06:17:12:
On a different note I have a indoor wood boiler in my cellar. It has stainless steel water coils in it, the fire heats the water and the circulator moves the water threw the stove, into a non working 40 gallon hot water heater threw the oil boiler and threw the radiators in the house. I Like the system, the stove has a 8 to 10 hour burn time. If the house temp drops below 69 the oil boiler will start up and keep the house at 69. I can set the thermostat at what ever temp I want but for us 69 to 71 seems fine.
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