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Win! A Stove Fan Worth £45

December 12, 2017 - No Comments - 3 min read

It would seem winter is well and truly upon us now! With snow storms throughout the UK over the last week (although it seems our town missed out on that) and temperatures going into the minuses, needless to say our log burner has been doing some serious overtime. In fact, I just had to put in another order of wood this morning since we’ve used so much.

Buying and fitting a log burner was one of the best decisions we’ve made for the house! With no central heating and not enough dollar to install a full new heating system, we decided to opt for a more old fashioned lifestyle, producing our heat from fire alone. I’d read so much online about how great log burners are and how you don’t even need to have the heating on when using one anyway – it seemed like a good choice. 18 months on and I can confirm it was a GREAT choice. The heat output from our log burner is actually amazing and the time it takes to heat a room is pretty darn quick too – and our room is rather large at that. If you’re sat on the fence about whether or not to get a stove installed – I would thoroughly recommend just going for it! Or even better, try and win one. 👇👇
Yep you read that right – with Christmas on the horizon, the guys over at CastFireplaces.co.uk (where we actually bought our own log burner from!) are giving you the chance to win a multi-fuel stove (this one to be exact!) to have sat warming your home, just in time for Christmas. All you have to do, is visit this page on their website and hunt down Santa, who’s got himself stuck up a chimney. Simply click on him, enter your email and you’ll be automatically entered! Easy peasy. The giveaway closes THIS Friday (15th December) so be sure to enter quick!

Win a stove with cast fireplaces

WIN! A STOVE FAN WORTH £45

And as well as giving away a multi-fuel stove on their website, the guys over at Cast Fireplaces have very kindly also teamed up with me, to giveaway a Stove Fan to one of my readers on here too! If you don’t know what one of these is – it’s basically a little fan that sits on-top of your stove and as the stove heats up, it automatically starts spinning to help push heat around the room. Heat obviously rises and sometimes that heat can be lost through ceilings or windows before it’s reached the other side of the room – this fan basically helps to push that heat in the right direction, speeding up the time a room takes to heat and generally just making it all round toastier. There’s loads of great reviews about Stove Fans online and it’s something that’s absolutely on our wish-list.

Win a stove fan
So to enter, all you have to do is fill in your details into the widget below. There’s a single one-click entry at the top and other bonus entries to gain via social media too, if you’d like. And don’t worry, you won’t be signed up to any mailing lists either – your email address will only be used if you win the giveaway.
*GIVEAWAY HAS BEEN EXTENDED TILL FRIDAY 5TH JANUARY UNTIL MIDNIGHT*

The giveaway is open within the UK only and no cash alternative is offered.

Good luck!

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