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Heating issue
Craig1978
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in Gas Heating
Just found out after 2 years of renting here I've been heating the basement and I'm not required to in the lease what should I do I wondered why my heat was kicking on so much and my heating bill was high for just a two bedroom apartment
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Are you saying there's a thermostat in the basement?0
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The basement is subterranean , low heat loss . Upstairs with outdoor walls and windows has the higher heat loss in the zone ... I alway recommend turning on the basement zone , The heat working its way up warms the floors ....
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Hmmm. The basement? Check the language in your rental agreement.
If by chance there is a valve on that radiator, you might shut it off.
I understand your concern that you would like all the heat in the conditioned space but there is a reason the radiator was installed there.
I would find out the reason why if any before doing anything else.0 -
For what it's worth the cost to heat a building has absolutely nothing to do with the quantity of bedrooms.
You could have a 3 bedroom 800sqft apartment or a 1 bedroom 2000 sqft apartment.
Also, most of the heat you put into a basement ends up in the building above it.Single pipe 392sqft system with an EG-40 rated for 325sqft and it's silent and balanced at all times.
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