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The new and improved Fireplace Radiator. Getting you ready for the 2009 season!!!

KAMADO SHICHIRIN A HAIRPIN A FIRE GRATE

Attention please! When burn firewood by a soil sieve;.......... The fire grate made by aluminum is not usable. I use the nets made by stainless ...

1980 International S-1700 school bus coolant leak problem

I went to fill the radiator with water and it immediately leaks out of a grate on the transmission bellhousing. There may be a cracked freeze plug ...

#2061 Fireplace Heater $89

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101 Ways to Save Energy and Money in Your Home

— All contribute to your overall utility bill. Here are 101 simple tips that will help you use these devices and equipment more efficiently, reduce your energy consumption and save significant money on your monthly energy bill. Some of these tips can significantly slash your utility bills. Others may only reduce by a few pennies, but you know what they say: take care of the pennies and the dollars take care of themselves!

Your Heating System: During the winter months, set your thermostat at 68 degrees F during the day and 60 degrees F at night. You can save 3 percent on your heating costs for every degree you reduce the temperature below 70 degrees F for the entire heating season. Clean or replace furnace filters monthly. Clean filters will help your heating system run more efficiently and improve your home’s indoor air quality. Inspect windows and ductwork for any air leakage. If you do feel air leaking at duct joints, use duct tape to seal them.  Winterize windows with weather stripping (for all movable parts) and caulk (for non-moving parts).  Eliminating these leaks can reduce heating costs up to 10%. Use kitchen, bath and other ventilating fans sparingly. Leaving them on too long will suck away a tremendous amount of household heat.  Turn them off when their job is complete. Turn down your thermostat at night or when you’re away for more than four hours during the day. Do not turn off your heating system entirely as this may cause pipes to freeze. Keep heating supply registers and cold-air return registers clear of draperies and furniture to maintain proper air circulation. Keep drapes and shades open during the day to let the sunshine in; close them at night. Dust or vacuum radiator surfaces frequently. Dust and grime impede the flow of heat. Keep lamps, TVs and other electrical appliances away from the thermostat. Heat from these appliances is sensed by the thermostat and could cause your furnace to shut...

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