I expected to either hear the bedroom heater working during the night – or not. Instead I slept like a stone for nine hours and wouldn’t have noticed if the heater had played a Sousa march. But upon waking I looked up at the thermostat and found that the room was unusually warm. I cranked up the heat a couple of degrees – and the heater lit with not the slightest drama. Then just now I happened to walk past it and found it unpleasantly warm. Success!
I now dread winter far less than I did 24 hours ago.
Excellent…
Yay!!! I hope to read you singing the praises of your heater and thermostat all through the winter.
Ben, I want to point out that your suggestion was exactly right.
Your heater being operational will likely delay the real cold for a long time.
My studded snow tires eliminated ice storms when I lived in Oklahoma.
The year I didn’t mount the studded tires, we got slammed with ice.
Mea Culpa…
SO those of us that pointed out that it was either a bad thermopyle, a bad connection, or other reason for low voltage were on the right track…..
Yup. The thermopile crowd was exactly right.