the fresh air in, heats it up, and well, let's see, it brings the fresh air in, uses that for combustion airto burn in the fire box, and then it exhausts it through the same opening in the wall. >> let's say you just want to heat the bedroom, not the whole house, what's the more economical? >> what do you think? >> i don't know if i know the true answer to that. >> i can't imagine one of these things is the answer. i think the answer is to first of all go back to when your house was built, and find out what was the intended heat source. because all houses are required to have been built with heat that meets the minimum standard. and few of them were built with electric heat. so what i often find is, people say there's an old gas furnace but it doesn't work, especially in these old victorians. replacing or repairing them is probably is economical solution. these things, you know, it's creditablelincrementally, over , putting in a new or replacement gas furnace is expensive up front, over the life cycle cost it will be tremendously more efficient. >> what about window covers? >> curtains? curt