Posted by Wemedeeres on December 02, 2014 at 07:49:09 from (24.111.61.68):
In Reply to: Heating fuel options. posted by IaGary on December 02, 2014 at 05:28:20:
My previous house had an old fuel oil furnace, it had seen its days so I switched to LP 98% efficient, I burned 1/3 less gallons at half the price. Two years later we bought a bigger house that has natural gas, I love it same heat as LP, since then I've added a furnace to my garage/workshop and plumbed the BBQ grill into it. Last winter was much colder than normal even for North Dakota and the cold hung around a lot longer as well, average cost to heat my house to 72 and garage to 50 was $192/month ($30 of that is fees/meter charge which is there every month whether I use any gas or not)
My father-in-law on the other hand, delivered fuel oil in the winter as a supplement to his starting up farming so his mind set is to heat with fuel oil, I showed him my heat bill and he damn near tipped off his chair!!
I've heard many arguments that oil heat is hotter than LP which I don't dispute, but with the price of LP or NG being a fair amount cheaper than oil it doesn't cost much more to keep the house a degree or two warmer than you would with oil in my opinion.
This post was edited by Wemedeeres at 07:54:31 12/02/14.
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