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Flood Clean-up in Columbia County WNEP-TV
There is lots of cleaning up still to report in after Monday's January flooding.One of the areas hit the hardest was Columbia County.
Kenny Schaffer was industrious cleaning up his house in Benton. He said on Monday flood waters poured into his home. Now he's trying to be conducive to sure everything is clean and dry.
"I guess it came really quickly. Within a ten minute time period we had wet coming through the first floor," Schaffer said.
He added the flood waters came through the borough, shutting down many roads and caused all sorts of damage. He astray his heating system and everything in his basement.
"We still have to pump some water out of the basement try to get electricity and heat," Schaffer added.
He said he does have d insurance and he hopes it will cover the cost to repair.
Less than a mile away Jay Yorks was doing the same subject. "Shoveling mud and pumping out water. You've got to get that out before you can fix the furnaces," Yorks
Are there any home heating furnaces fuel by E85?
If not, is there technology out there being developed? And what about Hydrogen. Any up to date breakthroughs on that?
no. and you can only use 5% biodeisel in your furnace legally--any more than that and you'll get smoke
what is the cheapest way to heat a home furnace with today's energy cost... electric, propane, heating oil?
I am in trouble of a new furnace and was curious if I should stick with using heating oil or convert to electric or propane?
(just FYI i am aware wood and coal alternatives are low-grade, but i am looking for something less maintained)
If you have Exp in the field, which way do you see things going? is oil going to continue to drop? Is Electric flourishing to continue to go up?
Thank you for your time
I'm a provocation salesperson in Ontario Canada. Right now for every dollar you spend heating with electricity, you would spend $1.18 to torridness with oil, $0.84 to heat with propane, and $0.54 to heat with natural gas. These numbers are for this region of Canada, but I would cogitate on the ratios, if not the actual numbers would be pretty close for much of North America.
Edit: Oil and propane prices have dropped in latest days considerably! So much so that I will revise my numbers above to the following. Oil $1.07 Propane $0.77. I don't believe we are going to see heating prices as high as last winter. I'm telling my customers to just buy fuel at shop price and not to lock in this year. I think they will be better off. My customers that were getting locked in pricing of $0.72 cents per litre 10-14 days ago would now be spending only $0.61 per litre...I intend I'll be giving out some credits! :^)
recommend home gas furnace for heating and good price for installation -- is there such a thing as solar?
there is solar mineral water heating but is there such a thing as solar heating for heating a home? otherwise what is a good gas furnace and install price thanks.
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