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<blockquote data-quote="RobinD" data-source="post: 119229" data-attributes="member: 4546"><p>I can relate with no furance! We had this happen more than one time. Last year it happen and the furnance was only 5 yrs old. Ended up getting a new one but we were lucky this crisis line for low income families they paid for our new furance and for the repair guy to come out as well. Didn't know about the last few times but I found out online. It saved us a bundle. I remember when my daughter was born Dec 1, 1997 and came home and our furance broke down. Luckily it was only the igniter so it cost us $125 and the guy gave us a deal. But bringing home a newborn in that cold weather and myself who had csection due to she was breech. Every time our furance broke down it did it the smack of the cold weather. </p><p>Between not having a furance or frozen pipes I don't know which one is worst! But it ***** big time I can relate! </p><p> </p><p>Keep warm, lots of blankets, comforters, layers of clothes and lots of hot coccoa! </p><p> </p><p>our house is very old from 1882 and has no basement just a crawlspace and no attic just another crawlspace. So you can imagine how cold this house can be. We got new windows and new roof. The windows really do keep out the cold air but darn it coming thru the walls and the floors!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RobinD, post: 119229, member: 4546"] I can relate with no furance! We had this happen more than one time. Last year it happen and the furnance was only 5 yrs old. Ended up getting a new one but we were lucky this crisis line for low income families they paid for our new furance and for the repair guy to come out as well. Didn't know about the last few times but I found out online. It saved us a bundle. I remember when my daughter was born Dec 1, 1997 and came home and our furance broke down. Luckily it was only the igniter so it cost us $125 and the guy gave us a deal. But bringing home a newborn in that cold weather and myself who had csection due to she was breech. Every time our furance broke down it did it the smack of the cold weather. Between not having a furance or frozen pipes I don't know which one is worst! But it ***** big time I can relate! Keep warm, lots of blankets, comforters, layers of clothes and lots of hot coccoa! our house is very old from 1882 and has no basement just a crawlspace and no attic just another crawlspace. So you can imagine how cold this house can be. We got new windows and new roof. The windows really do keep out the cold air but darn it coming thru the walls and the floors! [/QUOTE]
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