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Heating at The Henry Ford
Got back from vacation on Friday and one of the places we visited was the Henry Ford museum in Detroit. First what an incredible place, if you ever have the chance to go I highly recommend it. We spent 2 days there and I could have easily spent 2 more.
Now the reason for my post. They had some really awesome radiators there. some wall hung and some that wrapped around the vertical support columns in the building. It's a hot water system. Enjoy the pictures!
Now the reason for my post. They had some really awesome radiators there. some wall hung and some that wrapped around the vertical support columns in the building. It's a hot water system. Enjoy the pictures!
Re: Mexico tariffs.
Unfortunately, we are only as smart as our weakest link.—NBC
Re: Mexico tariffs.
And I'm not paying $5 for a avocado.You'll probably pay $5K more for that truck you need to run your business. Like it or not, fully half or more of the components in our vehicles come from Mexico or are assembled in Mexico. It's a slippery slope we've embarked upon. I thought we were smart enough to learn from past mistakes:
https://www.history.com/news/trade-war-great-depression-trump-smoot-hawley
Re: Hydronic floor heating Thermostat
This is in-floor radiant heating? If so, you don't want to be playing with the temperature and therefore you don't want to be using any kind of setback. At all. You want to set it and forget it. Why? Because radiant floors take a long time to heat up -- hours to days -- and to cool down -- ditto.
Other than the fact that a Nest will try very hard to mess with your temperatures (that can be disabled, but then why have a Nest?) and can present wiring problems, they work OK. For forced air heat, they're actually not too bad. For any other type of heat... they're a poor choice. I'd never use one for anything other than forced air. At least in my opinion.
Other than the fact that a Nest will try very hard to mess with your temperatures (that can be disabled, but then why have a Nest?) and can present wiring problems, they work OK. For forced air heat, they're actually not too bad. For any other type of heat... they're a poor choice. I'd never use one for anything other than forced air. At least in my opinion.
Re: How not to vent a Gas condensing boiler
Re: Thieves
when i was working in San Diego i had my truck broke into 5 times and everything taken. Always in my own carport too. The police finally said to me 'why don't you just move'. So i did and am much happier in Ohio 
Re: Congratulations to Erin!
Thanks so much, Dad. I'm very proud of the work we've been doing. This year we started a mentorship program for young women in the trades. We honored three of them at our conference.
Congratulations to Erin!
At the Women in Energy conference, held this week in Hershey, PA, in conjunction with the Eastern Energy Expo, Erin was named Woman of the Year for all of her good work in helping to bring this new organization to life. It is growing like corn and I am so proud of her.
Re: Sorry, but the "find a contractor in your area" button didn't work for me...
My plumbing and heating company is a smaller business currently with 18 guys and I can't afford any downtime at all. I've been advertising on HeatingHelp.com for many many years because it pays back several times over. It always has. I can't say that about any other advertising media I've ever tried.
