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Advice on electrically heating a house

Pixie1979 · 2016-09-05 20:26:13

Hi All. I'm looking for advice on heating my house using electricity. It is an old house with no access to gas. It has a wood fired wet stove but I'm looking for something for the kitchen area that is eco friendly and won't cost a fortune to run. It is a medium size area and the only wall space is under a counter. Any…

05-09-2016 8:26pm

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Pixie1979

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Hi All.
I'm looking for advice on heating my house using electricity. It is an old house with no access to gas. It has a wood fired wet stove but I'm looking for something for the kitchen area that is eco friendly and won't cost a fortune to run. It is a medium size area and the only wall space is under a counter. Any advice is much appreciated.

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#2 05-09-2016 10:59pm

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Your only options would be a convector heater or storage heater (if you are on dual tariff) but neither will be cheap to run unfortunately.

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