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Post by wklman on Oct 20, 2021 11:40:49 GMT -6
Anybody have one or use one? I know they cost more then regular cast iron but supposedly heat longer and are way more efficient. I'm looking to upgrade the old wood stove I have in my house and want it to be my primary heat when I retire.
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Post by Foggy on Oct 20, 2021 16:24:13 GMT -6
Anybody have one or use one? I know they cost more then regular cast iron but supposedly heat longer and are way more efficient. I'm looking to upgrade the old wood stove I have in my house and want it to be my primary heat when I retire. Not at all familiar with those....got a name or a picture? Why more effiienct? Hold heat longer and more even due to weight? |
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Post by wklman on Oct 20, 2021 17:19:26 GMT -6
Anybody have one or use one? I know they cost more then regular cast iron but supposedly heat longer and are way more efficient. I'm looking to upgrade the old wood stove I have in my house and want it to be my primary heat when I retire. Not at all familiar with those....got a name or a picture? Why more effiienct? Hold heat longer and more even due to weight? Yeah, the soapstone retains heat and dissipates it more slowly over time. I was just wondering if anybody had any first hand knowledge about it. |
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Post by Foggy on Oct 20, 2021 18:30:27 GMT -6
Just watched a bit of video on the soapstone stoves. Seems to me like firebrick inside a stove serves much the same purpose....no? Maybe the stone is more dense? Seems like marketing 101 bill of goods to me?
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