The New York Times recently published an article on heating with wood, Warm, Cozy and Cleaner. The article disussed the advantages and cost savings of wood stoves, in addition to the reduction of air polluiton with newer stoves.
Modern wood-burning stoves not only burn more cleanly than old ones, they reduce wood consumption. “We now use half the wood we used to.”
The article also goes on to mention DiscountStove.com as a wood stove resource.
You can read the article here.
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These are the notes that make our day. THANK YOU!
I just arrived home to find the chimney parts inside my garage (we have a great UPS guy).
Thanks for the QUICK delivery!!!
Regards,
Dan
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We love hearing from our customers:
I received my stove on Friday and installed it over the weekend, it is working better than expected. I wanted to say thank you for helping me with the many questions and requests I had. Ordering through you I was able to save over $400 which included shipping. I will definitely pass your information along to anyone I know looking to buy a woodstove.
Thanks again!
Anthony
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We love hearing from our customers:
I received my stove on Friday and installed it over the weekend, it is working better than expected. I wanted to say thank you for helping me with the many questions and requests I had. Ordering through you I was able to save over $400 which included shipping. I will definitely pass your information along to anyone I know looking to buy a woodstove.
Thanks again!
Anthony
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When you turn on the TV or pick up a paper these days you’re bound to hear and read about the environmental concerns around the globe. Buzz words such as “global warming”, “green” and “carbon footprint” are commonplace.
With the resulting increase in wood stove sales and pending usage due to rising fuel prices, the affect of wood stoves on the environment is naturally a topic of interest to many.
It is important to note that in 1990 the EPA mandated that most wood burning stoves be clean burning. These standards were implemented in stages over the last several years.
A properly installed, correctly used EPA certified wood stove releases significantly less pollution into the environment. A fire that is burning properly produces little or no smoke from the chimney.
To protect your health and that of everyone who shares your home:
Wood smoke results from incomplete burning. When released outdoors it becomes air pollution. EPA certified wood stoves burn wood more completely; therefore, they emit 60% to 80% less pollution.
As part of its Wood Stove Changeout Campaign, EPA is working with partners in several locations to provide attractive incentives for wood stove owners to switch to an EPA certified wood stove.
To learn more about cleaner burning wood stoves and fireplaces, visit this link to the EPA.
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To heat, or not to heat, that is the question.
That’s a bit dramatic. Actually, the question many have on their minds today is how to heat? and how much will it cost?
Well, the folks over at Hearth.com have a very slick fuel cost comparison calculator to help you answer this question.
Give it a visit. And then give DiscountStove.com a visit, or a call, with further questions on your wood (or gas) stove purchase.
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Vermont Castings Catalytic INTREPID II Wood Stoves
Vermont Castings Catalytic INTREPID II Wood Stove
Contact DiscountStove.com for more information and questions regarding your wood stove purchase.
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