Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

If the homepage of a stove seller takes away your doubts, that's nice for you. However, the quotes are misleadingly shortened. The Federal Environment Agency clearly advises against heating with wood.

Yes, but only because of the fine dust pollution in the outdoor air. Which is also low with stoves approved from 24 onwards.

Interesting that you need temperatures far from 20 degrees for a cozy home. So energy saving probably won't work. We live in a single-family house from the time of the first thermal insulation regulation, where so far only the windows have been renovated, and without heating we have maintained a living room temperature of 19-20 degrees the whole time. If it's too chilly for someone, they can dress warmer or consider a blanket. The highlight in terms of pampering for me was a report about freezing children in the indoor swimming pool, because the water was too cold. It turned out it was heated to 26 degrees. We trained daily at 22 degrees 30-35 years ago... you just have to swim and not whine or argue with the coach!

Oh, I have to admit this unfortunately. We just went on vacation to a thermal bath, where the water was lowered to about 26 degrees to save energy. And there I actually froze, because we were in there for 4 hours and I can’t swim for 4 hours straight. You also just lie around in the bubbling bath there. I got out before the time was up, took a quick warm shower, and already started getting dressed because I was so cold; even my husband was cold and he’s actually the type with a “built-in heater who never freezes.” I think it’s right that the temperature is lowered, but then I can no longer go to such a thermal bath. It’s different in a sports pool; I go swimming properly once a week at 26 degrees for an hour, and I only feel cold during the first few minutes. For me, visiting a thermal bath is all about the warm temperatures. You can’t just put on an extra layer while bathing, whereas yesterday on the couch with my wool socks, the polar fleece, and two blankets, I even ended up sweating :p.

Especially in the toddler area, I also find cold water a hardship. After all, we are there for the child, not for ourselves, and if the little one is not having fun but is freezing in 15cm of water, then I might as well stay at home. Sometimes not offering a product is better than a faulty one.

Especially in the toddler area, I also find cold water to be unreasonable. After all, we are there for the child, not for ourselves, and if the little one is not having fun but freezing in 15cm of water, then I might as well stay at home. Sometimes offering no product is better than a deficient one.

A mother friend who vacationed with us was at this thermal bath with her two little ones in the toddler pool, and it was okay but noticeably cooler than usual (we go there often on vacation). She also left after 2 hours.

Especially in the toddler area, I also find cold water unreasonable. After all, we are there for the child, not for ourselves, and if the little one is not having fun but freezing in 15cm of water, then I might as well stay at home. Sometimes offering no product is better than a poor one.

went to baby swimming with our little son when he was 3 months old. Fortunately, it was still 30° on the warm bath day - I don't know what it looks like now. In politics, they would probably now suggest just heating half the pool or only every other day.

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In politics, they would probably now suggest just heating half the pool …

The top or bottom half? ;-)