Robin Biznis
Robin Biznis August 2.2019 Belgrade, Serbia
I first built a house, and then someone told me that before that the architect should suggest a way to heat the apartment, the house when the cold days come.My architect didn’t do it. So I had the choice of a combination to heat the house with electricity and solid fuel, more specifically wood.The first way is clean, there is no physical labor, it only requires a full wallet and plenty of money in it.Electricity in Serbia is expensive.Otherwise it is not cheap.1 cubic meter of firewood cost over $ 50 this summer.That wood needs to be cut. tear and stack.All this has to be paid for.So the question remains what is better,However, as electricity knows in the winter that it can sometimes be unavailable, I am forced to use both methods.
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Do you use wood for heating?
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Yes
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No
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I heat with fuel oil. I would very much like to heat with firewood but this is a little overstretched for me. I live on the first floor of a house.
I’m heating up on fuel oil, dear Robin … it’s expensive, it’s all just here, at least I don’t have a job
Growing up we had a fireplace along with a gas furnace. We had all the wood stacked by the chimney and a big pile of coal across the road for the long winters of the early seventies. We also lived by a wide creek that made the house colder in winter. I loved it.
It’s nice when they crack wood in the fireplace in winter.
We also use wood during winter, right now we are collecting it.
Yes, it’s nice to build on wood, it’s nice and it smells good.
It’s just a little tiring to prepare for the winter.
My grandparents used wood in a fireplace. We have gas heat.
Thanks for the reply Carol. I think either way it costs relatively the same.
It’s just a matter of how much one has to do.
Coal and wood are the most sought after, electricity the least.
In fact wood heating is the best way to heat rooms and I love this way
Witty and I love the smell of wood and when they crack, there’s just a lot of work to do around them.
I envy you lacho, no winter this would be good for my bones and poor circulation.
In my country Bulgaria I prefer firewood. Here in Spain, this material is luxury. We heat on gas, but very little in winter because there is almost no winter.
I envy you lacho, no winter this would be good for my bones and poor circulation.