It Didn't Work, no heat!- Chateau Life 🏰 EP 269
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- čas přidán 6. 03. 2023
- There's a delivery that's been desperately awaited; but is there nay heat after fitting it?
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The aerial views of your property are just magnificent!!
Beautiful opening footage and music ❤️
Beautiful drone footage and great choice in music! Is always great to see Lightning...he's adorable! Thank you for sharing. Take really good care of yourself, stay well! Kathy x
Your drone footage of the property is gorgeous!
Nice videography Phillip . The fire place looks lovely , anyway 🐨🥰
Lightening is so majestic and beautiful.
Good luck finding an affordable heat source. I have just resigned myself to being cold and wearing more layers.. Spring will come
If it looks cosy it feels cosy , but not for long. Friends bought a lovely old Godin stove but it just filled the room with smoke, it’s all a lot of trial and error!
I enjoyed seeing the opening footage of the château in the gardens with all that lovely green grass! We’re still covered in snow☃️ I love the music you chose for the beginning of the video as well🎻 The woodstove looks beautiful with the flame going inside. Look forward to the next video. Love from Vermont.
The views from the drone of your Chataeu are so beautiful, you should be very proud of all the work in keeping the grounds and water looking so fantasic. As for the fire with no heat, well! at least you tried it. So back to the drawing board regarding the heating of this room, I have no suggestions except perhaps re think the chimney outlet. There must be a solution out there somewhere from one of your followers. Keep up the great work you have ibviously been doing so far Phil. 💕🇦🇺
The fire does look pretty. I hope you get some heat.
Here we use similar ethanol to heat chafing dishes, can’t imagine someone would promote it for heating an entire room. Also used for “decorative fireplace inserts” that aren’t fireplaces at all. Love the new intro! ❤❤❤
I have something similar as well, that sits on my coffee table or outside seating area, but I use the wadding in it... Heating the metal stove it's sitting inside of is quite an inventive idea. The stove with flames (even without radiating heat) becomes a focal point & sets a cozy atmosphere. I'm interested in the results either way.
Your opening shots are incredible! I've always loved your show but now it's become so polished and just amazing congratulations🎉
Love the Ariel views of the chateau Phil and loving the music. Snowing here in north Hampshire. Roll on summer!!!!
We have trees and plenty of seasoned firewood so we placed a large, forced-air wood stove in the fireplace that has an outlet nearby to plug into. For insurance reasons, we had it professionally installed. Scott spends each fall cutting and splitting firewood (gas splitter) so it is a lot of extra work, but we are never cold and the fire lasts all night. 3000 sq ft house. Might be good for a few of your rooms downstairs. We circulate heat to other rooms with small fans. I hate to see you all so cold in the videos.
These aerial views of your place and surroundings are amazingly beautiful! Thank you. I know it costs a hell of a lot to keep it all up, I'm envious. Not of the costs but the scenery and tranquility one can have owning something so beautiful. Thank you. It must be very hard to make it all happen.
Music and drone footage was epic Phil. Interesting experiment to see you do this with the stove.
Hope it works Phil and you can have some warmth
We have one of this , our Box can take up to 2,5 liters. Works around 3 hours. The room becomes quite warm.
The ceramic logs should help heat also.
Opening footage was brilliant as is your beautiful 4 legged buddy. Enjoyed your podcast with Ryan and the fun at the convent. 😊
Liked the new opening.
Beautiful woodstove. Love seeing the Chateau.
The stove is beautiful. I love the drone videos. ❤
I had one of those fake wood burners, but the heat source was natural gas. It had ceramic logs and I would light a wick which would spread the flames and make it look like the logs were burning. It came with the house and I would never have bought such a monstrosity. Yours is beautiful compared to mine. I have to admit that it did heat the whole house, all 777square feet.
Stove needs to be farther out into the room so the heat goes there and not up the chimney! In Ohio, we put a solid bit in the opening and set the stove out on a metal pad. Not pretty but more efficient.
Beautiful view of the chateaux and gardens. The burner is still quite nice even though it doesn't work. Maybe someone watching has another idea to help you out.
Beautiful intro with the drone shots!
Such a pretty stove fingers crossed 🤞 hope you ger some heat 🔥 good luck 🤞 xx
Trial and error! You will figure something out....stay warm! How are you liking the borrowed video gear?
I think it looks beautiful, whether or not it puts out warmth for heating up a room.
Good luck but I have no clue on how this works. Wait and see and ask Billy when in doubt. Hugs to Lightning.
That woodstove is gorgeous shame you didn’t get what you wanted from your purchase 🤔
My old faithful upright electric oil heater stopped working the other day and it was my only source of heating except for a small electric fan heater which is expensive to run so you have my sympathy 😊
Occasionally about 3 to 5 years the oil needs to be replaced in some models. Fairly easy to do.
Looks good to me don't forget to update us 🤔
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Loved the intro shots and the music was perfect
Sorry to tell you that will give off about as much heat as a candle. Certainly not going to heat a room with it. The stove will probably warm up a little, but won't get hot enough to act as a radiator. Love the drone footage at the beginning! I bought one of those electric fireplaces with a heater and a blower a couple of years ago. It looks really nice but is just as useless to heat a room. I think they were probably on to something with those giant fireplaces you usually see in chateaus. I wonder how they heated the rooms that didn't have fireplaces though? Did they have wood burning boilers for radiators back then?
Lovely music and footage. Very nice. Not sure that's your heat solution though, for a room that size, good luck.
I enjoy watching your experiments! I’ll be looking forward to hearing your conclusion or further experiments with this!
You probably need fire bricks inside that will absorb and radiate any heat that is generated. There is a gel fuel they sell here in Canada for doing this sort of thing for an small outdoor fire pit. Perhaps it's the type of fuel. I know the gel fuel roasts marshmallows, but not sure how much heat it generates. Best of luck going forward.
I looked it up that fuel ethanol burns at 798 f
Or 425c.
Hot enough!
So, the problem is you might need more fuel burners.
If you put 3 logs on the fire,you would have 3 ignition sources, not one.
FYI, wood burns at 700f.
Cool luck!
Hope you find a better solution. I have never seen this used in a log burner before. Lightening seemed to enjoy it.
I bought something like that here in Texas! It didn't work. I would get a burning in my lungs and start coughing from the fumes building up in the room. No heat just pretty.
Try putting the glass back in and shut the side door then it might heat up better
The intro was beautiful both visually and musically. Look forward to when you have heat for that room cause when I saw your breath it told me how cold that room really is! Brrrr. BTW, when will your beautiful Angelina return?
The stove looks great alone! And really great once the flame turned yellow!! Watching for the updates ie I'm looking forward to seeing if you can figure out how to get it to give off heat. I have several stoves, not as nice as yours, which I've collected over the years which were designed to burn oil. Too dangerous and smelly, so I have only used them decoratively with candles inside. Would be great to figure out a safe way to give off some heat...ps Would your stove burn anthrocite (??spelling) if you put a bit of flexible flue up the chimney, and joined it to back of stove?
I’ve got two bio-ethanol fore places. The one you have with at least 1,5 lye and filled with fire wood. Burns 5 hours and gives 3,5 kw heat
Not like a real fire but a comforting warmth in the Middle, between floor and ceiling. Spreads easily in 50m2 in a very massive ventilated room! Ps paying 60€ voor 12 liters is absurd! At least 36’liters. But yeah nice vlog! Thank you so much for all your efforts humor and hard work in all these vlogs. 🙌🏼
I have the same, it makes a nice heat
Properly running wood burning stoves are the answer to saving money on heat. Wood is free...
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Very beautiful aerial views!
Get a kerosene heater, very effective and you can move it to where you need it
Oh! does your baby dog have a sore nose? The nose sure did look red or was it just a reflection. The log burner is beautiful. Hope it works out for you. How about that stunning red room?
I love the music and drone footage. Is it not possible to vent the wood burner with piping up the chimney? You must have endless wood on the property. With a few of them around the house, maybe pellet stoves upstairs could keep you warm. xx
I don't think that ethanol generates enough heat to be helpful in heating the room. Propane is a better fuel if you had a way to vent it.
I hope that you can get it to work. The stove is so pretty. good luck
Well if you try see if will work don't know.
Edd & Billy have put in a diff version of heats & cools & sounds like its better.
I’m so glad you did this - now I don’t have to. But it did look pretty and would look nice maybe on a spring evening when you need atmosphere but not heat. Good try!
Bioethanol is not suitable for heating, its just decoration because of its very low energy density. To produce 1KW of heating force bioethanol is 10x more expensive than oil or gas and up to 20x more than wood or pellets.
Not sure I would want to sit in a room with a wood burner that doesn’t put out heat but is just pretty to look at. You’re still sitting in a cold room. To be honest, I wouldn’t go in there at all. There isn’t a chance of converting it into something that generates heat? Hope you find a functional solution.
The problem with any heater with a vertical flue is that the majority of your heat disappears straight up the chimney.
It looks good, but doesn’t it need a glass on the door? Carole installed glass in the heater she returned.
Can you carve out a space for an apartment for winter?
I'm sure any cast fire should have some fire glass ? Not being negative!
What about a propane stove, only thing is hiding the tanks outside
Are the chimneys repairable at all? We run stainless liners down them here if they are not collapsed.
Your land looks beautiful from the air. The cast iron fire is also beautiful unfortunately I don't know anything about using ethanol liquid we have central heating. Not so interesting unfortunately.
Use the product in a fire pot on your outdoor sitting area not house heat product.
Don't you need glass on the front to keep the heat in?
I think this heating dilemma requires Dick Strawbridge's know-how. Unfortunately I think he & Angel are in Tasmania at the moment.
Put a fake flame heater in it so it will warm an arez
As a point source, to warm a small pan, ethanol is OK. Yes, to a roaring log fire, or even a less roaring log fire in a closely designed, wood burner, that extracts every last BTU. I fear you are doomed with this venture. Remember, almost every fire not only produced gases, they also produce water vapour, that ideal should be vented to avoid damp.
ITs shame u cant get that wood burner put in as a proper wood burner . So it works and heats that room up .
Just curious did u get a Sony?❤
Mmh trial and error 🤔
My guess is that you already know that you are ending up with a at least 15kW air to water heat pump system. this is way too inefficient. (alltough ordering a 1000L IBC with ethanol might drop the cost).
Nope never having a heat pump as I have nowhere to mount then which doesn’t effect the aesthetics of the building so I’m not allowed
What was wrong with using wood? You own acres of it. Accem's razor
Thousands of pounds in remedial work to clear a capped chimney, put a flue in it, have it certified and then either repair that wood burner (which is too small for that room really) or more expense fitting another one then of course the certification.
None of which this requires to add a little extra warmth at certain times of the year with minimal effort in comparison
Have you tried solar power or geothermal?
Looks great sorry It doesn’t warm as much as you need
How did the dog get a bloody nose? Just kidding. Saw you at Mr. Billy’s helping him sort off.
Shouldn’t there be glass in the inserts on front of fireplace which radiate the heat .
Glass doesn’t radiate heat in a wood burner, the cast iron of the burner does. The glass is there to seal the burner so you can control the airflow to the fire which doesn’t count in this case as the control is done via the lid opening/closing on the ethanol reservoir
@@ChateauLife Well I’m in Sydney Australia , whole different climate where heaters only needed two months of year and we don’t use ethanol in homes mainly reverse cycle airconditioners and gas which is becoming too expensive as we sell our coal to China .We have a dumb Government .
Unfortunately negligible carbon footprint, cheap and warmth are a package of pick any two, the third is right out.
Pretty, but you'll never get heat from it.
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Just get a wood burner and burn coal and wood I have one
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A bit premature on your title as you've ended this video before there's a conclusion . You might want to not put a beginning and a middle without an ending . I'm a fan but , please be thorough .