Candles viable replacement for central heating of a large home?
Posted by:
Geoffrey J. Smotherstone
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Date: June 07, 2014 08:12PM
Greetings,
I am a wealthy McLean landowner and Federal government contracting magnate. Hard times have fallen on my industry and I am currently soliciting advice regarding heating my 12,500 square foot home with candles next winter. I have acquired several bags of Tealight candles from Target for testing purposes. A quick review of the literature on this topic leads me to believe a large quantity of small candles will produce the greatest amount of heat for the lowest cost. The literature also indicates that candles burn with remarkably low fume emission, making them viable for enclosed spaces such as a home.
To keep this method practical, I believe it will be necessary to thermally isolate several rooms or possibly several floors of my home. I plan to use plastic drop cloths from Home Depot and masking tape.
Please repond with your own experiences regarding the use of candles for home heating. Is this method viable? Please share any advice you may have.
Regards,
Geoffrey J. Smotherstone