Well, I have a question for you guys up in this area.
First off the Unit I call a boiler and some call a furnace. Is Natural Gas,
forced hot baseboard water heat. Along with a quick reclaim (if said right)
for hot water for the personal use. The unit is between 15 and 16 years old.
I keep the maint
Bill,
I an all in one unit. Geno
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Dan said: "The house I grew up in had this type of system. There was a coil
of Copper tube that ran through the boiler that supplied hot water for heat.
So, yes, combined units do exist."
Thank-you Dan. I have a hard time visualizing and explaining this 15 to 16
year old system. That added in take
Dale,
You noted: "Although that sounds a little expensive to me it also sounds
like you are getting a high quality system witch will probably not cost you
anything further for a long time. Do we assume that he will be using the
existing radiators and plumbing or is he intending to replace them with
I don't quite understand what your furnace has to do with your hot water
supply? Maybe it would be less expensive simply to have a water installed?
Bill Gallik
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Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Boiler/Furnace
I don't quite understand what your furnace has to do with your hot water
supply? Maybe it would be less expensive simply to have a water installed?
Bill Gallik
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> Well, I have a questio
Just a note of information. There are systems that use one unit for
supplying both hot potable water, as well as hot water for heating the
home. The house I grew up in had this type of system. There was a coil
of Copper tube that ran through the boiler that supplied hot water for
heat. So,
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