The answer is easy to fugure out, Your furnace has a fuel nozzle at the end of the burner gun. There is a size rating stamped on it indicating GPH (gallons per hour) of fuel usage. Get that # and then figure how many hours per day the furnace is actually operating and you have your answer. Or call your oil supplier and ask them how they always know when to come and deliver. They use a formula that incorporates the Degree Days method it isn`t just blind luck. Or stick your tank one day and stick it again at the same time the next day and note the difference in inches. If you know configuration of your tank, (most are a standard size& style) the difference in inches between the two days can be converted to gallons.Your supplier can help you with the conversion as well. These methods will work anywhere with any size home.
There is the possibility it is oversized causing it to heat the house, shut off and restart otherwise known as short cycling. Ideally the furnace would be sized to heat the house at the same rate the house loses heat on a design day.
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It depends on the house you want. A medium sized house with about 2 or 3 bedrooms was about 200,000&$.
Heat load calculations need to be conducted for home to determine the proper size furnace. There is no simple answer to this question. There are a number of factors that can effect what size your furnace should be. Example: square footage, duct work size, insulation factors, windows etc. I recommend having a heating professional look at your home and conduct a heat load calculation. Over sized and under sized furnaces can cause you number out problems in the long run.
A lot will depend on where you have the furnace installed as you must have a chimney to carry the smoke outside. There is the cost of the furnace itself which must be sized properly so that it can heat the entire space. You must have the chimney or flue cleaned every year and other maintenance must be performed regularly - like removing the ashes. You must have enough wood to burn to heat the space you have in mind for the entire winter.
You get a Stocking by raising Nina's FP to 200 or more. Then give her any sized Yarn while she is inside her house during Winter.
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Of course If the flue is sized properly
it depends on how tight is ur home if it is well sealed you can size down if not ur going to want to size up on ur furnace usually a house that size is going to use a 65,000 or 70,000 btu furnace. other stuff you want to look at is ur house a 2 story or 1, does it have a basement, drafty entry way, how many windows, is ur duck work sized properly meaning each room has a cfm, for sizeing registers its 120cfm per register. if you acually do the math it runs to about 58,200 btu furnace by HVACbuddy
The weight of an average sized Pomeranian is about 4 pounds. Generally, there are some that are larger and there are some that are smaller, but this is the average.
A medium sized house usually hasa basement,a main floor ,an upstairs unit for the bedrooms,and an attic.If it is a medium sized house then it will also have a FULL set of stairs not just one or two
Based on the wording of your question, yes. Chihuahuas are not only physically capable of fitting in an average sized domicile, a whole FAMILY of chihuahuas could easily be shoved into a house.