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two ways to heat your home
Tony Helle Helle 1
Prof. Young
English 85-B
October 19, 2003
TWO WAYS TO HEAT YOUR HOME
All homes are alike in many ways; they all have windows, doors, walls, some with backyards and some with front yards. Basically homes are all structured the same in order to provide shelter. One of the most important items we rely on is heat. There are different ways in order to heat a home in this modern day of living, one being natural gas, two electricity, and last but not least, the wood burning stove.
Today the gas furnace is used with forced air. The forced air is electronically ignited, it can be very expensive, and continue to be as long as the cost of gas and electricity continues to rise. The wood burning stove (fireplace) is not as convenient, and definitely the most efficient in cost.
Some frequently asked questions...
Tony Helle Helle 1
Prof. Young
English 85-B
October 19, 2003
TWO WAYS TO HEAT YOUR HOME
All homes are alike in many ways; they all have windows, doors, walls, some with backyards and some with front yards. Basically homes are all structured the same in order to provide shelter. One of the most important items we rely on is heat. There are different ways in order to heat a home in this modern day of living, one being natural gas, two electricity, and last but not least, the wood burning stove.
Today the gas furnace is used with forced air. The forced air is electronically ignited, it can be very expensive, and continue to be as long as the cost of gas and electricity continues to rise. The wood burning stove (fireplace) is not as convenient, and definitely the most efficient in cost.
Some frequently asked questions...
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