What Heats A House Best, Electric, Gas Heat, Fireplace, Floor Furnace?
Hi Alamon!!!
Technically, electric heat is the best, is reliable as you don’t need a company to come to re-fill.
But romantically, the use of a fireplace to supply heat to a house, not only will warm up the house, but will fill it with the unique aroma of burn wood, warming your spirits as well!!!
It is a lot if work maintaining a fireplace, but sure it’s worth
the trouble!!!
A good fireplace burning nice smelling wood, healthy meal,
champagne, soft music, cozy pillows and the best company.
To bad my apartment doesn’t have a fire place!
What ever is your decision, you most enjoy!!!
GOD BLESS AND HAPPY LIFE
A.Z.
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October 23, 2009 @ 12:48 am
Personally, as a home owner and a contractor, I prefer gas central heat. But specifically I prefer a gas fireplace for the efficiency they provide. Second choice would be an electric heat pump. A woodburning fireplace is by far the least efficient way to heat a house. They’re better for setting a romantic mood but I’ll settle for the gas fireplace. Floor furnaces have burned many people and pose liability issues most builders want to avoid. The best part is my combined utility bills last month were less than $150. That alone makes it best in my opinion.
October 23, 2009 @ 4:43 am
You are asking two separate questions . What type of heater and what type of heat source. please rephrase the question
October 23, 2009 @ 9:46 am
I’d have to say gas heat.