Whats a good alt to central air conditioning? in MN?

rmazmortgage asked:


I live in MN and don’t have a conventional furnace so house is heated by boiler. Looking for anything that will work except for window units. Wall units may be good?

Khalid
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boiler ventilation laws?

imbestathis asked:


i have an old central heating ststem with a back boiler ,which had a air vent to the outside,i had french doors fitted in that wall which part of it was knocked out,including where the vent was,the glazing firm are saying i dont need a vent putting in elsewhere ,the man who services the boiler saays i do ,does any one have any info to this or a standards no i can quote ,the windows were fitted a year ago now so they dont have vents either

Irene
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Bubbles in central heating?

john r asked:


Once or twice a day, a flurry of bubbles pass through one of my radiators, I think it happens when the three way valve operates, when the valve changes from heating and water to just heating. The system has theomostatic valves although two radiators have been left without any to ensure adequate flow. The boiler is almost new, condensing type. Previously I thought that the pump switched off while the three way valve operated, since the new boiler installation the pump runs continiously while there is a heat demand. Any help would be appreciated

Edgar
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What is the most economical way to heat just 1 room of a 2 bedroom house?

Micsten asked:


I work from home and wish to heat just one room (my office) during the day. We have central heating and my office has a radiator. I could turn this on and turn all other radiators off in the house and put the heating on.

But would it be more economical to buy a small oil electric oil radiator with a thermostat like this one here -

http://www.charliesdirect.co.uk/product_pages/product_details.asp?ProductID=16350

… To place in my room, rather than have the central heating boiler on all day trying to heat the entire house to the temp I set on the central heating thermostat?

Sarah

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Why does the water not get hot?

reena b asked:


I have a boiler for my central heating and hot water. Each radiator has its own thermostat. When the radiator thermostats are at 0 the water gets quite warm, but soon as I turn the rads on the water only gets luke warm. Any ideas why and how I can resolve this without have cold winters or cold baths!

Wilma
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