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Household Hints & Help

CTyankee

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8. we don't have radiator pipes. We have forced air. Oil heat (altho I've often thought of

Reply to LauraNb (Reply #7)

Mon Nov 11, 2013, 08:38 AM

Nov 2013

changing to gas heat since we have gas hookup in the city. But this is an old house (built in 1941, right before WW2 when we stopped building houses for the war's duration).

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Hot water issue. Please advise! [View all] CTyankee Sep 2013 OP

I will not be able to help you, but Curmudgeoness Sep 2013 #1

I think I know the problem. It was gone this morning when I went to shower but I recall that CTyankee Oct 2013 #2

Well, that was an easy fix. Curmudgeoness Oct 2013 #3

With the help of my husband's buddy, who is a retired plumber...he told me that a drip CTyankee Oct 2013 #4

I have done that. Last week I didn't have any hot water RebelOne Oct 2013 #5

Actually, since I originally posted this thread the problem reoccurred and it was NOT from a leak. CTyankee Oct 2013 #6

Have you 'bled' the radiators recently? LauraNb Nov 2013 #7

we don't have radiator pipes. We have forced air. Oil heat (altho I've often thought of CTyankee Nov 2013 #8