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i don't follow your argument on #2. i also dont understand why we can't have legislation that says "you can only have a stove cooktop if its properly vented"..
by stevehawk 3y ago
i don't follow your argument on #2.
i also dont understand why we can't have legislation that says "you can only have a stove cooktop if its properly vented"..
In the winter, when i lose electricity, i can run my house on a small amount of power because i have natural gas heat, cooktop, clothes dryer, and two natural gas fireplaces. I'm not particularly interested in giving up that safety or luxury.
- IG_Semmelweiss 3y agothis is extremely important to highlight. Monoculture is risky in all domains. Heating is not exempt
- brewdad 3y agoGood thing you won’t have to. No one is talking about forcing you to rip out your gas fireplace. You simply won’t be able to replace it when it breaks down 30 years from now.
- stevehawk 3y agoI'm not sure why you think that makes me feel any better? The problem still exists, you've just kicked the can down the road. I'm also not excited about ripping out walls in a fairly large house just to run 10/3 so i can get a 240v connection to an electric cooktop at some point in the future.