How do you heat your home.

Mine is heated with a water pump heater. This is run on electricity. It is expensive to run the heat on just electricity, with the water pump it does save some on the electric bill.

We used to heat with coal and wood but it was so hard packing all that wood all the time and coal also so I talked my husband into kerosene heaters and now that is what we heat with and it is so much simpler and not having to worry about it going out at night and it is steady heat. And alot cleaner then coal and wood.

We heat our house with fuel oil.

Our home has electric heat and forced air. It's the worst type to have in our area, because it dries the air, and our air is desert dry already.

ours is electric at our old home we used to burn wood, made the house so nice and cosy

We actually have two heating/air conditioning units. One for the upstairs and one for the down stairs. I didn't know they did that separate floor unit thing until we moved here just a little over a year ago. From what we are told, it actually conserves energy. OK...if they say so. ha ha But they run on gas for heating. But we also have a fireplace that I use. It also can be gas fed...but I prefer burning wood. :)

We use gas if necessary, although more often than not we will rug up instead to save the money that we would spend on gas. Also it is better for our health as well as the environment to rug up. Not so easy for those with children of course, but it suits us these days. :)

i use gas

I have an oil furnance. Way cheaper than gas.

We heat with gas.

We use Gas and it has gone up so much this year I do not know how they expect People to afford it I am on disability and it is costing me twice as much to heat this year it is hard

we have a split system heater run by electricity

I have a house built in 1990's and so have electricity for heating the home.