Berlin!

Jeeze who keeps their place heated above 70 degrees? I'd be sweating my ass off haha. 65 during the day, 63 at night in my home.

Boiler*

This sub is like a knitting circle

Our ancestors did it with far less

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Do you have a visual aid that helps explain this by chance?

The coldest temp ever recorded in NH was negative 47 so no, you did not ski in still air -52. There has also never been multiple weeks of -30 in Barre. What are you even going on about?

Eh, as long as its only a little it couldn't burn, but you should probably replace the regulator soon. They only leak when they wear out, but keep regulating for a long time after so people often don't bother.

Keep it on. At least if the water is circulating through the pipes, it’s less likely to freeze.

Liquid propane in your tank needs heat to vaporize. Basically your tank cools off as your furnace runs. Even if it is -20 ambient, it’s possible that the liquid in the tank is much colder, closer to the boiling point of -44. It’s very possible to have insufficient gas pressure with a -20 ambient temperature.

It is outside. Near the tank I almost always smell it a little, but I was told this was normal due to the regulator

I wouldn't, if the thermostats are calling for heat, it will keep the circulation going. Unless you are certain you have enough antifreeze in the system, there is a chance stopping the circulation could lead to a burst pipe in a cold spot.

The first place to be affected by the cold would be the tank regulator if it is outside. If you can stand it, it might be worth trying to warm it up with a hairdryer, as long as you don't smell any leaking.

I guess my question is should I turn off the furnace?

My teen, who won't take off their winter coat inside all season because they're too sensitive to the cold, is ticked at me for not letting them walk to the corner store at sunset. I kinda want to shove them outside for half an hour tomorrow to prove my point.

No, though I know for a fact he lurks here often so he'll probably chime in on your assessment about being awful. We're all pretty tight in the weather community and if there's one thing Eric isn't, it's a wacky conspiracy theorist.

This is a very popular website, it's not unlikely. Not everyone visits their state subreddit though.

>I’m an attorney.

Ahh, so I'm not alone in disliking you.

Sure is!

tire pressure specs are based on the cold pressure. so to answer your question... no.

depends, is it supported by nitrogen?

wait what does this have to do with the weather

We just have to survive tonight and tomorrow

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