Same here. Tank gets filled every spring when the price drops. Last furnace lasted 37 years till the fire box cracked. This furnace is only one year old and still on warranty.
Local So Md Heating oil prices...website?
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LightRoasted
If I may ...
For your consideration ...
Thank you agreeing with my previous statement. And for affirming, confirming, and fully acknowledging, that you do indeed have a small one. The entire class now knows why you are a disagreeable peevish petulant man child . . . jealousy, envy, bitterness and resentment, that you came up so short that women need secondary stimulation during any of your feeble and non-productive attempts at intercourse.
Thank you agreeing with my previous statement. And for affirming, confirming, and fully acknowledging, that you do indeed have a small one. The entire class now knows why you are a disagreeable peevish petulant man child . . . jealousy, envy, bitterness and resentment, that you came up so short that women need secondary stimulation during any of your feeble and non-productive attempts at intercourse.
NorthBeachPerso
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This thread has gone well.
Damn must have hit a VERY sensitive nerve with that one, sorry toasted I shouldn't have called you out for your latest drivel.
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
No on both counts. Just don't like heat pumps, not really great for this area. Had a propane furnace once upon a time. Brand new out of the box, had a minor leak in the regulator that couldn't be found. Blew the doors off the furnace every morning. Not going propane again.
The cost of new, high efficiency furnaces can easily outweigh the cost of the fuel for an oil burner.
Not really, heat pumps are hard when you have generator back up, propane is fine outdoors but it is heavier than air and will lay in a low spot in the house if you have a leak, not a fan after seeing a blown-up home. Oil works fine with a generator and generally won't blow up the house.
NorthBeachPerso
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Ok, that's a St. Mary's tax apparently, not a state tax. I question the legality of it, by the way. The State is very protective of the sales tax.
Specifically authorized by law - Md. Local Government Code Ann. § 20-606
Looks legal enough.
The newer
Newer generation heat pumps work well in lower temperatures, much improved than previous generations. Below zero in some models.
Ok, what is the watt to British Thermal Unit ratio at 30 degrees, anything under 2 to1 is a joke.
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NorthBeachPerso
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It took me awhile to find because this is what I was sent to first:
Was that snuck through? I don't pay a whole lot of attention to St. Mary's but I don't remember this. I shouldn't say this but I noticed Calvert doesn't have it nor does Charles.
I know some jurisdictions have been trying for years to get a separate meals and drink tax like Ocean City has.
Your link took you to the Article for State Government and not Local Government. Try this link https://mgaleg.maryland.gov/mgawebs...section=20-606&enactments=True&archived=False
Normally, I use the Lexis-Nexis site for Maryland.
NorthBeachPerso
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Oh, I found it. That's where I got the Calvert stuff.
This was what I found:
TPD
the poor dad
I'm guessing your math is wrong - $2.28/gal?? Sign me up for 1000 gal if that is the case.
TPD
the poor dad
ah yes now that I re-read that I see it. Since the thread was originally about heating oil prices, I made an a$$ out of myself