Not more than one hundred years ago most of the heating and cooking was based on burning wood.
Nowadays, with the increased number of urban population, we have discovered other means of warming our homes and preparing our food.
Especially for those people living in blocks the local central heating system is the only way they can avoid freezing.
Gas fires or electricity cookers are also very popular.
If we were to imagine that all these networks and systems could fail one day, we would realize that we have no independent source of heat.
Nevertheless, in the countryside things are different.
Even if they are connected to all these civilized inventions, they still have a chimney or a stove, where they can burn wood or sawmill waste in case of a power drop, or if a gas pipe explodes or freezes.
But that kind of independence could be obtained by any person.
There are several types of multi-fuel stoves, many of which are especially designed to fit the atmosphere of an apartment.
These can offer you emergency solutions, or they could simply satisfy your need of hearing the wood cracking inside your home.
If you are connected to the local heating system, you will be able to have a warm home even in those spring or autumn months when your air ovens are cold, simply by making a good fire.
Multi-fuel stoves are in black shades which makes them easy to match any previous setting.
They can be found in small sizes, becoming easy to fit in your house without reducing the space, or in large ones, when you can use them to power home central heating and hot water systems.
These stoves can work primarily on wood, but other fuels can be used.
Pellets are easy to store and they have large heating power.
Wood needs to be used with much consideration for the environment.
Scrap wood can be found around furniture shops, sawmills or at utility companies.
It is always good to have a multi-fuel stove in your home as it offers you the freedom of producing heat in your own terms, and of obtaining fuels at the best price possible.
This independence can be appreciated by people living both in cities and in the countryside.
Nowadays, with the increased number of urban population, we have discovered other means of warming our homes and preparing our food.
Especially for those people living in blocks the local central heating system is the only way they can avoid freezing.
Gas fires or electricity cookers are also very popular.
If we were to imagine that all these networks and systems could fail one day, we would realize that we have no independent source of heat.
Nevertheless, in the countryside things are different.
Even if they are connected to all these civilized inventions, they still have a chimney or a stove, where they can burn wood or sawmill waste in case of a power drop, or if a gas pipe explodes or freezes.
But that kind of independence could be obtained by any person.
There are several types of multi-fuel stoves, many of which are especially designed to fit the atmosphere of an apartment.
These can offer you emergency solutions, or they could simply satisfy your need of hearing the wood cracking inside your home.
If you are connected to the local heating system, you will be able to have a warm home even in those spring or autumn months when your air ovens are cold, simply by making a good fire.
Multi-fuel stoves are in black shades which makes them easy to match any previous setting.
They can be found in small sizes, becoming easy to fit in your house without reducing the space, or in large ones, when you can use them to power home central heating and hot water systems.
These stoves can work primarily on wood, but other fuels can be used.
Pellets are easy to store and they have large heating power.
Wood needs to be used with much consideration for the environment.
Scrap wood can be found around furniture shops, sawmills or at utility companies.
It is always good to have a multi-fuel stove in your home as it offers you the freedom of producing heat in your own terms, and of obtaining fuels at the best price possible.
This independence can be appreciated by people living both in cities and in the countryside.
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