awesome
we spent two years looking for one then the mother inlaw calls and asks if jennifer wants her grandmothers old cook stove noooo why would we want that I’ll be there in an hour to pick it up works grest had been in storage for twenty years

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I wish I knew more I could tell you, but the only experience I have is with our own wood cook stove, as you’ve read about. Good luck!

Hello everybody.I have been so curious about the different brands of wood cook stoves? I looked at Bakers choice & many brands.
We live in Minnesota and the first fill of fuel oil this year was $800. Couldn’t believe it ! We live in a log home & it tends to be a bit drafty. Still chasing leaks down. Thanks for sharing info.

I was scouring the web for folks who had wood cookstove experience and found your site. I cooked on an old glenwood 35 years ago and longed to have wood cook stove again after we moved to our farm in Maine. Finally we have one! My husband bought me a used Baker’s Choice and hooked it up immediately.
I have been cooking on it ever since. My oven works great. The fire box is big…takes up to 18 inch logs and is easy to load. Every day I try out something new to cook!
My advice…jump in and cook whatever you like.

MommaMia,

We aren’t ones to “ask” about installing or building anything. We just do it. Since the wood stove isn’t installed in our home, it’s not that big of a deal though, safety wise.

We looked into a wood burning stove- still looking actually. What does your insurance provider suggest with all these wood burning machines? Or, are you not going to put them inside your home.
We found the regulations in our State so daunting we aren’t going to be able to do it ourselves and the cost is making me shudder.