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Wood heats my house HOT. For $360 here on Vancouver Island, I get a dump-truckload of chopped wood delivered. That load heats my house for one year or more HOT--- like 75F hot.
I have a ceiling fan to blow the heat around my house, efficiently. The ceiling fan costs only a few pennies per day to run. The house gets uniformly hot and without drafts.
I think wood is a terrible solution, but it is infinitely better than solar power.
The best solution is atomic energy and 1cent per kwh for baseboard heating and all home energy needs. But we don't have that. The eco-frauds wouldn't allow the easy and cheap way out for people. Life is never easy, especially in British Columbia now-a-days where the eco-idiots set the agenda.
Some of the negatives for wood are slivers, wetness, weight, fire and explosion hazard, hornets, storage, labour, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, soot, smoke, filth, cutting trees somewhere, costs of parafin and matches, cleaning the fireplace or wood stove, cuts, spiders, costs of chimney sweeps, making kindling wood, the ordeal to cold start the wood stove, the risk of being burned, etc..... Burning wood is a terrible solution that only now makes sense because of what the eco-frauds have forced people to do.
As for solar power, there is almost no sun on Vancouver Island. The sun is too low in the sky most of the year. The days are too short in winter. Trees cover up the sun if the sun ever does come out. Humidity absorbs the radiation from the sun and keeps it from shining down.
Then we have other issues like the cost of solar power solutions, the life of solar power solutions, the installation of solar roofs, the special needs of solar solutions, moss, dirt, fading, scratching, branches, leaf fall, ice storms, hail, snow, etc.
Wood heats my house HOT. For $360 here on Vancouver Island, I get a dump-truckload of chopped wood delivered. That load heats my house for one year or more HOT--- like 75F hot.
I have a ceiling fan to blow the heat around my house, efficiently. The ceiling fan costs only a few pennies per day to run. The house gets uniformly hot and without drafts.
I think wood is a terrible solution, but it is infinitely better than solar power.
The best solution is atomic energy and 1cent per kwh for baseboard heating and all home energy needs. But we don't have that. The eco-frauds wouldn't allow the easy and cheap way out for people. Life is never easy, especially in British Columbia now-a-days where the eco-idiots set the agenda.
Some of the negatives for wood are slivers, wetness, weight, fire and explosion hazard, hornets, storage, labour, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, soot, smoke, filth, cutting trees somewhere, costs of parafin and matches, cleaning the fireplace or wood stove, cuts, spiders, costs of chimney sweeps, making kindling wood, the ordeal to cold start the wood stove, the risk of being burned, etc..... Burning wood is a terrible solution that only now makes sense because of what the eco-frauds have forced people to do.
As for solar power, there is almost no sun on Vancouver Island. The sun is too low in the sky most of the year. The days are too short in winter. Trees cover up the sun if the sun ever does come out. Humidity absorbs the radiation from the sun and keeps it from shining down.
Then we have other issues like the cost of solar power solutions, the life of solar power solutions, the installation of solar roofs, the special needs of solar solutions, moss, dirt, fading, scratching, branches, leaf fall, ice storms, hail, snow, etc.
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