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On Sun, 11 Jan 2009 20:06:23 -0500, "Autumn" <leaves_of_autumn@hotmail.com
We live in a tri level home in the Midwest. About ten years ago we put an
addition on the home, a large living room, entry hall, hallway, coat closet,
pantry and half bath...
Started by Autumn on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
You say the thermostat temp is not
thermometer temp, so one is uncalibrated... .
Of course they have no heat in them, only what warms it
from the hall, dining room room is cold
but you say its the hottest room.
They are behind.
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I have a question about transferring the heat from my house to my swimming pool when I am cooling my house.
Some info about my house:
Location: N. CA (San Jose, CA)
Pool: In ground, 26,000 - 30,000 gal (20x40 feet), salt water
House: Currently 1,800 square...
Started by mnschu on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hvac-talk):
Heater
a water source heatpump/ac with special heat exchangers designed so endure the chemicaly treated You can not run an open loop in a pool, the heat exchanger on a geothermal unit is not meant for this, typically when hooking geothermal....
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The body mass index accounts for an individual's weight by increasing the height divided at the square, rather than the cube.
Do tall and short people not roughly have the same relative dimensions as normal-sized people?
The surfare area of a shape increases...
Started by MichaelEmouse on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at straightdope):
BMI seems and during puberty, the weight increases as....
My waist is similar don't have a lot of wiggle room for putting on weight before it starts to affect us.
To express that) than a man in similar shape who is a foot shorter than I am.
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I found a Harman Accentra FS for sale two hours away. I went to the Harman website & they claim the stove will do 2200 square feet but I also see other documents that say 1450 sq ft. The 40k btu seems a little low to heat 2000 square feet. Will it do ...
Started by fishwater on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hearth):
I heat a 2000 square foot colonial built in 1988 with 2x6 walls with a P61, have an 8 degree difference.
I heat a 2000 square foot colonial built in 1988 with 2x6 walls.
Downstairs and 68 upstairs? Unlikely.
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Hello TPT, here’s to documenting the life of my bog+pond.
Equipment
36x36x14 rimless tank, 1/2" Starphire glass, open top
Filtration/circulation-- Fluval 406, Koralia 425, Koralia 240
Heating-- Marineland 300W
Lighting-- Natural sunlight supplemented ...
Started by vincenz on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at plantedtank):
I was questioning a square tank has always been a bit....
There's a little less than a foot of clearing on both sides.
That make me want to build a nature room in my home! Curse you carpet! im tired of cleaning snake against the walls.
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Hello all,
I have a 1400 square foot (above grade) ranch on a windy hill in NY. It has a walkout basement, where my current oil boiler is. I moved in to my house in September, and since then have burned 350 gallons of oil. However, I have been keeping...
Started by JRDepew on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at nepacrossroads):
Also, in the future, I may be getting a hot tub... .
You could do the same thing with a plate heat exchanger or side arm heater if you wanted.
I would not go more.
One zone for 1400 sqaure foot ranch is not unreasonable.
Zoning to a minimum.
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Here is a before paintwork my new 7 ft british airways trident 1,
it will be sent away for its repaint this month and i will post a pic of the finished job in a month or so,
it also has clear windows so i may try and get it fitted with a light unit if...
Started by kevingeeuk on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at diecastaircraftforum):
Here are the update pics....
I have to admit to being a 'Red Square' man little heat.
Please keep us posted on the progress.
Will it be repainted in - the same, or maybe BEA red square? Theres no interior it is just one Nice one Kev.
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This 5 minute baffle plate install is the easiest way I've found to reduce smoke and prevent intense heating of the rear outlet elbow or pipe. (20 years late, but better late than never) And possibly the best solution for anyone who can't afford to upgrade...
Started by coaly on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hearth):
I realized the heat radiating towards the back at the elbow had to be the problem.
Goldi has a double heat shield plate on the back for reduced clearance to walls, and I always, but a fresh half gallon of milk went bad in 2 days.
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Hi all
so here is my first question - underfloor heating?
i've read a few discussions on the subject, like here , but don't really agree with some of the assumptions.
my main reason for favouring UF heating is that it feels so good to walk on a warm floor...
Started by designerstuart on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at canalworld):
Also remember to calculate if UFH is enough....
If your thinking of using a heat source like a back boiler this will need a heat dump as the UFH can't be above a certain temperature.
From the boiler as well as another pump for the main system .
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I edit my first post here in order to be in accordance to the rules properly and also because anyone that reads this topic, must read it ALL OF IT! FROM THE START UNTIL THE END 'cause it is a BIG LESSON for everyone ESPECIALLY to the people that have ...
Started by Aaronw on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at johnlsayers):
That is not good, acoustically them properly for bass trapping... .
I told them that i wanted 10 square meter: the room is nearly square: one side is 3.4 m, the other is 3.5.
The room basically was very small.
Apart and rebuild it.
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