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Marianne,
That's been my usual plan of attack. However, I more
interested in finding non-fossil fuel alternatives for generating heat energy.
Solar cells and basement batteries are another long-term avenue I'm looking
into. I've also found solar-powered attic fans. Another thing the oncoming
winter has me thinking of is better insulation such as replacement windows,
window shrink-wrap insulation ala Scotch or 3M, better insulation of electrical
wall sockets and floor plates, heavy drapes, etc.
I think if I were Naomi (Hi, Naomi!!!) I'd just go
with the gas heater for now, because it's the cleaner fossil fuel and requires
no delvery guy coming over. The smell of oil is a small issue with me, but
getting the tank in and out can be a pain in the ass, if you ever want to switch
to gas later on. My parents originally had oil heating in their house, when it
was built in 1958. They switched over to gas heating in the early 80's but had
to leave the tank in the basement, because it was too wide to carry up the
stairs and out the door. The only solution was to eventually chop it
up.
Stay
warm everyone.
Mario
"You're Friendly Neighborhood Mario" Giorno
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