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Old 07-20-2008, 02:30 PM
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Have always burned wood, but must be getting old and/or lazy.A dded on a room at the end of the house, and thinking about either a pellet stove or a propane one. Like the "flick of a switch" with the propane, especially since the wife and kids will be using the room mostly.Would appreciate any comments or input.Thanks, Frank
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I believe wood pellets are much cheaper than propane. Check with a store that sells both.
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