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amme_eilyk View Drop Down
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    Posted: 02 June 2010 at 3:33pm
Any reccomendations or stand clears? I need to make a decision fast as winter is kicking in and we have no heating.
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We have a yunca which is awesome! Mum has one too and she has a big old house with no insulation and it works really well there too.

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We got ours from 4 Seasons on Rangitikei Street PN a while ago now but they were really good in helping us. The one on Bourke Street were down right rude & ignorant.

We have a Jayline, we've got slightly bigger than the size of house we have & it heats the whole house really well
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I recommend getting a multi-fuel burner. If you can't access wood then the pellets are efficient and cost-effective. We would def go multi-fuel next time round.
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We got ours from the BBQ Factory. If they are doing a home show this year wait till then and get a good deal for one. We did that 5 years ago now.
I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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we have an unlimited supply of free wood from my uncle, the heat shop on tremaine ave are coming out to do a quote tomorrow morning. we qualify for $500 off the cost through the energywise heating subsidy, apparently they are the only ones in palmy that are registered.
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Metro fires - Rad models - they are brilliant.
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