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Can a heat pump replace an indirect oil-fired hot water heater?
LoisJ
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We have an indirect oil-fired hot water heater that needs to be replaced. Can a heat pump replace an indirect oil-fired hot water heater? I’ve been told it will also dehumidify our basement.
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It will COOL and dehumidify your basement and most basements are cold enough as it is. They need heat & humidity to really do the job but with electric elements backing up the compressor in a cold basement they probably will do OK. Probably won't recover after a heavy use like your indirect did.0
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Yes if your willing to replace your wife as well.0
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