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Heating and Cooling Myth Busters
Newer furnaces may be more efficient but never let anyone fool you into thinking they are more reliable. They are certainly more reliable now then they were during the bleak years of high efficiency furnaces manufactured during the eighties, but there are still quite a few furnaces from the fifties and sixties chugging along out there; oh but those buggers were inefficient! Continue reading
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Using Electric in Floor Heating
The floor heating systems market has been growing since its slow beginning in the fifties. It has certainly started to take off in the past 20 years, although when the majority of people picture infloor heating, they think of hydronic radiant floor heating, which uses hot water pipes installed beneath the floor. Continue reading