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Originally Posted by meredith weekender
Although the fuel savings is tremendous the down fall is that when you come up in the winter it takes several hours to bring the temperature up to 69 degrees. With the forced hot air, we were able to raise the temperature in about thirty minutes.
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Exactly. I leave my skihouse at about 48 degrees. 15- 20 minutes later it's up to temp with forced hot air. I also don't have to worry about any frozen heating pipes. I had my fathers house freeze up when power was lost for a few days and went unnoticed. At least with air you could heat the space right back up. I had broken fhw pipes that had to be repaired before we could heat the house up again.