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29 Aug 2001 at 11:03 am #278170
MasterPlumbers
KeymasterI need to replace my old gas hot water baseboard heating system. (Natural Gas) Can anyone suggest a good brand of high-efficiency ( 90%+) furnace? Thank you.
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29 Aug 2001 at 3:59 pm #297907
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31 Aug 2001 at 11:10 pm #297908
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Originally posted by Harold hydronic.net:
http://www.mzboiler.com/
http://www.aceee.org/consumerguide/topgboil.htm
Harold I AM SHOCKED and glad to see you TOO can over look something.
What is WRONG with the above posting?
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A “furnace” dear sir is SCORCHED AIR ( the worst heat in the world)
Tha above writer did say
“I need to replace my old gas hot water baseboard heating system.”Right there a red flag should have gone up saying WHOOOAAA THERE COW POKE either you have a hydronic system BEST THING OUT THERE Or your contemplating changing the same from GREAT to worse..
UNLESS you plan of using this for a week end retreat and during the week you dont want heat.
Hey Harold REPORT to the list at once WE are talking HANGERS tonight
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31 Aug 2001 at 11:49 pm #297909
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ParticipantNo, he can’t be talking about replacing a hot water system with warm air; he wouldn’t ask plumbers about installing something that doesn’t have water in it, just a lot of hot air. Almost everybody has been told of the horror stories when people give up their quiet comfort for a blustery, thumping, whooshing wind chill in every room. He must have meant boiler. Who would want to give up the ultimate in quiet, comfortable warmth for the system that poor, ignorant people put in low-bid tract houses just to get two months of cooling in the summer? Then he has to add a humidifier to stop cracked lips, breathing problems and loosening furniture? Noone would do that!
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