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eclark53520

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79? My house stays at 67 all winter, about 75 in the summer. 79 would be roasting inside this time of year.

Move, big guy. Come to the Carolinas. Heck, move close and I'll even start playing golf again and get you started on liquor and cigars!
before we had kids...it was at 65 all winter. 67 now. same as you with 75 in the summer.

I'd go broke if I kept the house at 79
 

subsonic

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I have always kept my woodstove. Do not use it as much as I used to, but it is still nice to have during times like these.
 

eclark53520

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I have always kept my woodstove. Do not use it as much as I used to, but it is still nice to have during times like these.

A lot of wood stove add-on's now still require the blower...unless it's a radiant heat style wood stove, but not too many people with those in the corner anymore.
 

PaPaD

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I don't mind snow, it's the sub arctic temps that have worn me down. As it gets colder my house does the snap, crackle & PPP routine.

Your weather sounds good though. We don't get super hot much either, very humid though.

San Diego sounds really good right now.... :)

At my age, I'll take extreme heat over extreme cold. Heat makes me uncomfortable, sweaty, etc........minor issues. Cold makes my body HURT - major issue. I'd love to retire and spend the winters in Florida..................oh, wait............
 

Fairwaysplitter3320

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Usually no need for seat belts, insurance, or smoke detectors either....

Just sayin...

Every generator in town has been sold, lol. Guess I'll snuggle up with Mrs. FWS to stay warm. ;)

Send the wife and boys this way. Our home's not too large, but we'd make room for them. You can stay in the "igloo" and guard the Pings!!!

Thanks man!
 

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