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[StressMan79]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014...w-wood-stoves/

Dunno how you can heat a home emitting only 1.3g/hr...

[donjuedo]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014...w-wood-stoves/

Dunno how you can heat a home emitting only 1.3g/hr...

Lots of little stoves? ;-)

[loghousenut]

Beginning of the end.

[logguy]

WTF (Way of The Future).

I guess I won't be going into mass production of the barrel furnace kit I just put together for test cabin #1. Maybe I could scale-down the design to double-barrel soup-can sized furnaces hooked in series.

[jrdavis]

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014...w-wood-stoves/

Dunno how you can heat a home emitting only 1.3g/hr...

Maybe like this..... :+)
http://www.whydontyoutrythis.com/2013/11/how-to-easily-heat-your-home-using-flower-pots-an d-tea-lights.html?m=1

flower pot heating.

[rreidnauer]

Yay! Black market stoves, here we come!!!

[logguy]

That is very cool.

Our sheep, rabbits, chickens and dog survived shut up in the barn over the last few days--but only due to our constant attention during the sub-zero temps here. Anyone got any old-school (or new-school) ideas on how to keep a barn above 32 degrees so water doesn't freeze? With hay in the loft, I'm uncomfortable with every form of heating device I've come across--and the florescent light we have in there even makes me uncomfortable. If I was at this farming thing full time, I'd try a trench right through the middle of the barn with 50' of concrete blocks buried side-by-side (holes facing each other) about a foot deep and have a fire going on one end of the blocks (20' away from the barn) during these below zero days--the gasifier concept. But no time for breaking the code on stuff like this, though. Ideas?

[rreidnauer]

Either air-to-air or fluid-to-air heat exchanger. Plenty of options, where you could remotely have a boiler outside or in a secure room, or a sealed gas/oil fired exchanger heater. (gas style is usually exhausted through pvc pipe, to give you some idea how cool the exhaust temps are)

[logguy]

I forgot a few parameters: cheap, easy to maintain, low tech, easy to install...cheap...

[rreidnauer]

I think you're asking for the impossible, but Google 'hazardous location heater' and 'explosion proof heater' and see if you can find something to fit your bill.