[quote=Sailor_Roy;12275726 My doggie is more important to me than most people ....[/quote]

Maybe because most people are morons? Just saying...........

Morning guys!

 

Morning Gerry! It's 63* here at 0553, and should get to 89* today......

 

Morning Don, its warm in the trailer & the coffee is hot........

 

We haven't even turned the heat on yet, and it's still 75* from yesterday in the house!

I love where I live...........

Oh, the coffee is always on here!

 

I dont have to tell you that campers dont hold heat like my house or your house does....

I have one big black coffee in the morning & thats all I can drink in one day....not instant either

 

Only one cup/day? I'd never get through the day...........

I'm on my 3rd cup already!
When we started remodeling this new place last year, I insulated EVERYTHING. R-60 in the ceiling, R-30 in the floor, and insulation in all the interior walls. My neighbor lives in a unremodeled house and his heating and electric bills are double what we pay........

 

Yes we agree again, insulation is the key.........my home is well built with lots of insulation in the attic....and new windows help too, my garage is off to the right,

 

Heres the house with My Mustang & son & wife there.........

 

Insulation is one of the best bargains around. Payback comes every month when you get your power bill! We have new thermopane windows also........

Harley and I have started insulating the new shop also, and we use used motor oil for heat!

 

Its great that you can use the used oil, its free heat.......a lot of garages in town use the oil so I drop off my used stuff there, they like my used tranny fluid too......

 

My house was built in 1943 and it seems they were rationing insulation during that time cause my house has none

 

I have several farms and a logging co that save their used oil for me. I burn about 5 gal/day at the shop, and have over 1,000 gallons saved for this winter. I also haul WVO from 22 resturants, and make biodiesel with it. My cost for bio is just under $1/gallon, and I sell my glycerol (left over from making bio) to the county for dust control on gravel roads for $.50/gal, so my cost for fuel is about $.50/gallon.........

 

Great plan Don, it pays to have a plan huh

Boss you need to get some insulation in that place, its worth the trouble & cost

 

Morning! My house was built in 1948, and had 0 insulation. That's why we bought an unfinished, stripped house. We did it all ourselves, and it sure helps with the monthly energy costs.

 

We use natural gas to heat my house here & I pay half what my inlaws pay & their house is newer but has cathedral ceilings & old windows & doors

I have hot water heating