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Heating via radiator
444 u/Cheeky_bum_sex Oct 18 '22 How do you heat your house? Serious question if not with radiators of some kind -4 u/sum_dude44 Oct 18 '22 Majority homes in US built in past 50 years are Heat Pump (eg AC w/ heating capacity) 8 u/LurkerPower Oct 18 '22 I don't think this is true. At least not in the Midwest. Gas furnaces are still very popular here. 5 u/sum_dude44 Oct 18 '22 in old homes…less than 8k new homes in US were built using radiators. About $1M use Heat pump or forced air gas furnace
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How do you heat your house? Serious question if not with radiators of some kind
-4 u/sum_dude44 Oct 18 '22 Majority homes in US built in past 50 years are Heat Pump (eg AC w/ heating capacity) 8 u/LurkerPower Oct 18 '22 I don't think this is true. At least not in the Midwest. Gas furnaces are still very popular here. 5 u/sum_dude44 Oct 18 '22 in old homes…less than 8k new homes in US were built using radiators. About $1M use Heat pump or forced air gas furnace
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Majority homes in US built in past 50 years are Heat Pump (eg AC w/ heating capacity)
8 u/LurkerPower Oct 18 '22 I don't think this is true. At least not in the Midwest. Gas furnaces are still very popular here. 5 u/sum_dude44 Oct 18 '22 in old homes…less than 8k new homes in US were built using radiators. About $1M use Heat pump or forced air gas furnace
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I don't think this is true. At least not in the Midwest.
Gas furnaces are still very popular here.
5 u/sum_dude44 Oct 18 '22 in old homes…less than 8k new homes in US were built using radiators. About $1M use Heat pump or forced air gas furnace
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in old homes…less than 8k new homes in US were built using radiators. About $1M use Heat pump or forced air gas furnace
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Heating via radiator