Greenhouse Advise Needed!!! - Page 2

casino · January 3, 2011

Dar Jones up at 2AM to feed the baby, reminded me of my friend who has a wood burning stove to heat his entire house and his stove is designed to use wood burning pellets. Put a bag of pellets in the hopper and the stove does the rest, injecting pellets as needed and works beautifully. I am building a greenhouse at home (not finished, ran out of time) but thanks for talking about wood heat and your post reminded me of my friends stove. I have no gas only electric on my property. I have not calculated the cost of electric heat but a wood burning stove sounds good.

Dawningstar1 · January 3, 2011

Wood heat is the best, hubby wants to get one of those pellet stoves for the garage here.... a friend of ours had a house that was heated with it, he said the worry for fires and stuff was way down from the ordinary wood stove...

I would never go electric unless I was buying and could put a wood stove in, I hope to someday have a wood cookstove as toast tastes so good on it lol this stove here doesn't have a place to cook over open flame dang it!!!

hill60 · January 3, 2011

We thought about using a pellet stove for the greenhouse but the cost of the pellet stove even a used one is expensive. There is also the cost of the pellets that adds up.

We heat our house with one and really like it.

Hill60

January 3, 2011	#17
Dawningstar1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Canada Posts: 36	Wood heat is the best, hubby wants to get one of those pellet stoves for the garage here.... a friend of ours had a house that was heated with it, he said the worry for fires and stuff was way down from the ordinary wood stove... I would never go electric unless I was buying and could put a wood stove in, I hope to someday have a wood cookstove as toast tastes so good on it lol this stove here doesn't have a place to cook over open flame dang it!!! __________________ Plant a thought, like a seed it will flourish with love, sunlight, water and shelter from the storm

January 3, 2011	#16
casino Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Southfield, Michigan Posts: 318	Dar Jones up at 2AM to feed the baby, reminded me of my friend who has a wood burning stove to heat his entire house and his stove is designed to use wood burning pellets. Put a bag of pellets in the hopper and the stove does the rest, injecting pellets as needed and works beautifully. I am building a greenhouse at home (not finished, ran out of time) but thanks for talking about wood heat and your post reminded me of my friends stove. I have no gas only electric on my property. I have not calculated the cost of electric heat but a wood burning stove sounds good.

January 3, 2011	#18
hill60 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Vancouver Island BC Posts: 122	We thought about using a pellet stove for the greenhouse but the cost of the pellet stove even a used one is expensive. There is also the cost of the pellets that adds up. We heat our house with one and really like it. Hill60