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If anyone is interested, I have started another thread about making window quilts or other options for stopping heat loss through our windows at the Abbey this winter:

https://permies.com/t/131113/Window-quilts-window-insulation-solutions
 
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Am I right about the warm spots?
 
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Orin,

The warmest room is definitely the kitchen. Sometimes the stove is only warm to the touch for a couple of hours after running it; sometimes it is noticeably warm the next day, depending on how long a fire was burned in it. Sometimes if the fire is very short, the cob on the outside of the stove isn't even discernably warm to the touch.
 
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Jennifer and Josiah talk in this podcast about the annualized thermal inertia test

https://permies.com/wiki/131422/podcast-Annualized-Thermal-Inertia-Test

 
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Here is a thread discussing our upcoming sauna build and sauna heater design for the Abbey for those who are interested:

https://permies.com/t/131500/permaculture-projects/Wheaton-Labs-Rocket-Sauna-Build#1031134
 
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