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["roxann" <roxann AT ancientearthwisdom.com>]

That sounds like a really useful feature. It's something I'll keep in mind if 
I shop for another woodstove. Right now we have one of those ugly old 
heat-o-lators and outside waiting to install is one of those 2 burner 
woodstoves gene mentioned. it's old and needs to be cleaned and repainted. 
but all the parts are there and it looks functional enough. the heat-o-lator 
needs new firebricks, but it sure heats up a space good. i put a fan behind 
it to blow the heat into the room.

Roxann, NW AR
http://blog.ancientearthwisdom.com (Ozark Musings from the homestead)


 >  
 Some can be attached to the house hot water piping.  We used it for
 anything we wanted hot water for--cooking, dishwater, whatever.  Use to
 come in from morning chores and drop a couple of eggs in there--hard
 boiled eggs to go with your cottage cheese and bread for noonmeal when
 the men were gone off somewhere, used to be my 'fast food'.
 
 SJ