Flammam
Feeling the Heat
I have already passed on the "free" energy assessment. I don't want anyone associated in any little way with the government on my property. I kind of doubt that any energy improvements will pay off in my lifetime.
Turning on the Oil Heat
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I have already passed on the "free" energy assessment. I don't want anyone associated in any little way with the government on my property. I kind of doubt that any energy improvements will pay off in my lifetime.
mrjohneel
Feeling the Heat
hockeypuck
Feeling the Heat
One thing to remember, most fhw systems are more efficient, the longer they run. In other words, turning them on so they run once or twice a day is very inefficient. This all depends on how the boiler is set up and how well the lines are insulated.
Markus38
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When I switched to NG at my rental I found out the home heating oil is considered hazardous material once it leaves the oil truck. Legally, in Massachusetts, you have to use or dispose of the oil in your tank.
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