A wood stove.
We have a central heating system but almost never use it.

radiators or sometimes the oven lol

Radiators filled with water heated by natural gas.

gas fired forced air

Our ac unit has heat

Natural gas at home . Propane and fireweed at the farm .

We've lived in the home were in in now the last 2 years and it has a gas furnace.
Before we lived here we had a home that was heated only by fireplace. It was work. We had agreements with land owners to thin their forested property. My husband would, fall, buck, and chop the trees into firewood. We had enough firewood for our own home and to sell cords at a time to others. Our wood was always clean but bringing firewood into a house for heating always makes a huge mess.

Central heating system

Forced-air heat w/gas-fired furnace.

Radiant heat is much more even and it is not expensive. (True radiant heat, not hydronic, but hydronic is ok, too.)

You can use a wood-burning (or pellet-burning) stove if you really want a fireplace-like heat and the fireplace experience, even if you have no chimney; code makes it better to have it either on the topmost floor or against an outer wall for safe removal of exhaust gases/smoke/soot particles. Search for, e.g., Vermont Castings.

Florida weather lol

My brothers farts

Wood stove

Currently in the tropics... no need for extra warmth :)

we have a furnace and a fireplace😺

Gas and a fireplace for winter.

electric base board heaters

I have two gas furnaces.

A gas furnace is main system. But I do have a wood stove that runs 24/7 during the winter months for supplemental heat. Plus it's nice to stand next to after you've been outside shoveling snow. :)

Except for the sun and blankets lol the heating radiator, if and whenever they can turn them on 😅

A gas-powered central heating system. There are fireplaces too. I like to turn the one in the upstairs loft on when I watch TV. :)

The conflict between me and my across the hall housemate at my roominghouse.

Natural gas.

AC

A natural gas furnace.

Hair