gas fireplace.. does it produce heat?
gas fireplace.. does it produce heat?
I gotta gas fireplace... when I light it up, I open up the doors to it, but was told I should leave the glass doors shut in front of it as all I'm doing is sucking out the heat of the house?
how true is this?
how true is this?
Yes. In fact, Kozy Heat offers three different ways to keep you “kozy”. All Kozy Heat gas fireplaces are designed to operate with a thermostat control. Because our gas fireplaces are tested and comply with wall furnace standards, homeowners can set the desired room temperature using a thermostat and the fireplace will automatically turn on or off according to the desired temperature.
http://www.kozyheat.com/gas_faqs.htm
http://www.kozyheat.com/gas_faqs.htm
Originally Posted by CrAz3D
I think Myth Busters covered this onetime, I dont remember the results. hmm
@ first, when I saw the title, I was gonna laugh...but this is a fairly legitimate question, YAY
EDIT:
Found it
http://www.mythbustersfanclub.com/mb...nt/view/57/27/
@ first, when I saw the title, I was gonna laugh...but this is a fairly legitimate question, YAY
EDIT:
Found it
http://www.mythbustersfanclub.com/mb...nt/view/57/27/
thanks! I guess they r right, I should just leave the doors shut
Originally Posted by JTDEERE
Yes. In fact, Kozy Heat offers three different ways to keep you “kozy”. All Kozy Heat gas fireplaces are designed to operate with a thermostat control. Because our gas fireplaces are tested and comply with wall furnace standards, homeowners can set the desired room temperature using a thermostat and the fireplace will automatically turn on or off according to the desired temperature.
http://www.kozyheat.com/gas_faqs.htm
http://www.kozyheat.com/gas_faqs.htm
drink some more neighbor!
Originally Posted by mountaineer02v8
LOL! what the hell r u talking about? lol who said anything about a Kozy??
drink some more neighbor!
drink some more neighbor!

Clicky linky.If you have a gas fireplace then you dont have to open a flue right? You probably dont even have one then right? Know what a flue is? I wonder if mythbusters was talking about a regular fireplace where you have to put in your own wood.
Originally Posted by mountaineer02v8
I gotta gas fireplace... when I light it up...
I think I'm getting a visual.
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It all depends on the fireplace. A wood burning fireplace converted to gas would draw combustion air from the house, just like a burning wood does. A gas fireplace, especially newer ones may have an air duct into and out of the fireplace, it doesn't pull house air for combustion.
Now if the thermostat for the house is in the room with the fireplace, yes, the rest of the house will get cooler because the room with the fireplace is hotter than the thermostat setting.
And SAJEFFC, please don't go there. It reminds me too much of work. The guy in the cubicle next to me has a problem. All DA** day. Fortunately the air conditioning is blowing in the other direction.
Now if the thermostat for the house is in the room with the fireplace, yes, the rest of the house will get cooler because the room with the fireplace is hotter than the thermostat setting.
And SAJEFFC, please don't go there. It reminds me too much of work. The guy in the cubicle next to me has a problem. All DA** day. Fortunately the air conditioning is blowing in the other direction.
Last edited by kingfish51; Oct 28, 2006 at 05:34 PM.
Originally Posted by kingfish51
And SAJEFFC, please don't go there. It reminds me too much of work. The guy in the cubicle next to me has a problem. All DA** day. Fortunately the air conditioning is blowing in the other direction.
Roger that kingfish, I think that same guy works with me! But no, I meant I was getting a visual of Mattie lighting his gas fireplace with a blowtorch or some type of big **** fire device.
Originally Posted by SAJEFFC
Roger that kingfish, I think that same guy works with me! But no, I meant I was getting a visual of Mattie lighting his gas fireplace with a blowtorch or some type of big **** fire device. 


