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Get A Wi-Fi Thermostat For Your Oil-Heated Home
Energy used for cooling and heating consumes an average of 50% of the total usage in households in the United States. The thermostat you choose impacts your energy consumption and the operational efficiency of your heating oil system. To improve your furnace or boiler operations, consider a Wi-Fi thermostat.
Read MoreHow to Read Your Heating Oil Tank Gauge
Those who have oil-fired heating systems at home do have to ensure that their tanks are large enough to meet household demand. They also have to routinely check the levels of remaining fuel oil in their tanks by using their heating oil tank gauge. This article discusses how to read your oil tank gauge properly.
Read MoreWhy Purchasing Your Heating Oil In Summer Is The Best Choice
Heating oil isn’t something that people generally think about in summer. However, this is actually the best time to start thinking about it. For example, your boiler isn’t doing much, giving you ample opportunity to prepare for the upcoming season. This article shares a few summer heating oil tips to put to use right now.
Read MoreOil Tank Condensation: What You Need To Know
Oil heating systems depend on the fuel stored in oil tanks. It is a great setup, but it is certainly not flawless. There are situations where water may seep inside of a heating oil tank and wreak havoc. It happens all the time but, fortunately, homeowners have several options for prevention.
Read MoreWhat Size Oil Tank Do I Need For My Home?
If your tank is old and it is time for an oil tank replacement, you might question whether you need to purchase a different heating oil tank size. You need to ascertain if your existing tank size is ideal for your home’s heating oil requirements. This article discusses more on this topic.
Read MoreWhat Happens When The Furnace Runs Out Of Oil?
Homeowners who choose cash-on-delivery or will-call heating oil delivery will have to carefully monitor their oil tank levels. They will need to schedule an oil delivery when their heating oil tanks are approximately 30 percent full. However, what happens if you get so busy that you run out of oil?
Read MoreWhat Is That Whistling Sound During An Oil Delivery?
If you are new to using heating oil, you might not understand the nuances that occur during an oil delivery. For example, you probably heard a whistling sound coming from your oil tank as it is being filled. In this article, we discuss what that whistling sound is and why it is so important.
Read MoreWhat Is #2 Heating Oil?
There are several kinds of heating oil, and each has its own applications and attributes. Among some of the more common heating oils are #1 heating oil, kerosene, diesel, and #2 heating oil. This last is easily the most important for meeting the heating needs of residential properties.
Read MoreTop Reasons Heating Oil Prices Fluctuate
What homeowners pay for home heating oil will likely be different than what was paid for fuel last winter. Price fluctuations can even occur within one heating season. Many fuel oil consumers question why this is so. In this article, we will discuss what influences the changes in heating oil prices.
Read MoreTips For Budgeting Home Heating Oil Costs
Most homeowners want to pay low fuel costs during the winter months. However, most of these expenses are influenced by demand and supply. In this article, we will talk about some of the best ways to budget for this winter’s energy bills and how to lower your bills even further.
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