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just been talking to a mate of mine from barnsley whos set his own hot system up using coal .hes been working on it a few months now and finally got it up and running last week . he says its alot cheaper and safer than diesel or gas he has only used 2 sacks so far.he says if it works well for the next couple of months hes thinking about manufacturing and selling them.i said i would put it on here and see what the feedback was it sounds good to me
All my heating & hot water are run from a multi-fuel stove! You seen the latest price rises for heating oil, gas & electricity?
Quote from: Winp®oClean on January 22, 2011, 09:08:24 pmAll my heating & hot water are run from a multi-fuel stove! You seen the latest price rises for heating oil, gas & electricity? you no the score mi old mucker
im from barnsley and you can take the p as much as you want , all my heating runs on solid fuel , ive now got external underground heating on SOLID FUEL . WHERE you from mr mallet ?
It sounds good but surely the coal will severely encroach on the payload of your van. So how about a trailer for the coal? That way you only need to take it with you in the cold weather.Now this gives me a good idea for a van overnight heater when there is no electricity - get a small log burner and bolt it to the van floor with a metal chimney through the roof; gather old newspapers from custies recycling bins and small twigs and branches from the roadside - a box of matches and you're away!Cheap as chips and toasty heat - just make the fire and light it each evening about ten pm before going to bed and keep your van nice and warm for free!
by the way its mallett with double t . which school did you go to , the same one as kes . tut tut i knew the scallops wouldnt be fresh . they never are late in the month . by the way ds window cleaning , dont kill those useless pigeons , i know an absolutely great up and coming chef who does a fabolous souffle with them . kate moss swears by it .
Quote from: barry mallett on January 22, 2011, 11:10:27 pmQuote from: Gormless Gold on January 22, 2011, 10:57:10 pmIt sounds good but surely the coal will severely encroach on the payload of your van. So how about a trailer for the coal? That way you only need to take it with you in the cold weather.Now this gives me a good idea for a van overnight heater when there is no electricity - get a small log burner and bolt it to the van floor with a metal chimney through the roof; gather old newspapers from custies recycling bins and small twigs and branches from the roadside - a box of matches and you're away!Cheap as chips and toasty heat - just make the fire and light it each evening about ten pm before going to bed and keep your van nice and warm for free!gold my old bean , my friend in the suburbs of barnsley informs me they have been using that method for years in there front roomSurely you mean lounge Barry?
Quote from: Gormless Gold on January 22, 2011, 10:57:10 pmIt sounds good but surely the coal will severely encroach on the payload of your van. So how about a trailer for the coal? That way you only need to take it with you in the cold weather.Now this gives me a good idea for a van overnight heater when there is no electricity - get a small log burner and bolt it to the van floor with a metal chimney through the roof; gather old newspapers from custies recycling bins and small twigs and branches from the roadside - a box of matches and you're away!Cheap as chips and toasty heat - just make the fire and light it each evening about ten pm before going to bed and keep your van nice and warm for free!gold my old bean , my friend in the suburbs of barnsley informs me they have been using that method for years in there front room