Anatomy of a Boiler (Video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMeBk_GH30E Ever wonder how heating systems worked? Heard of a boiler but never knew what it was? Or heard of it, but curious as to what it looked like? This video will give you a glimpse of how the system works and what it looks like. Ideas for keeping it operating at maximum efficiency will…
Ever wonder how heating systems worked? Heard of a boiler but never knew what it was? Or heard of it, but curious as to what it looked like? This video will give you a glimpse of how the system works and what it looks like. Ideas for keeping it operating at maximum efficiency will be discussed along with ways to save money on utility costs.
And he’s cute.
Hot water boilers have higher pressure (will defer to MP re: actual numbers). Great series — would be great to see for HW boilers as well.
This video is great. Master Plvmber, I’m hoping the pressure for a hot water boiler is supposed to be higher? (Mine’s at 20 psi right now!?!) Rehab, they might not be the cheapest, but I swear by Gateway. I’ve payed less to other hacks who consistently let me down with quick fixes and poor workmanship. Gateway saved my house! Thanks, John.
Very, very helpful. Thanks Master Plumber and Mr. B!
Gotta say – as a new homeowner, that was extremely informative; and I’m looking forward to parts 2 & 3. Nicely done. We need more of this sort of tutoring sessions, Mr. B please.
I just had Gateway out to do routine maint, cleaning, etc., for which they charged $165. They also replaced the safeguard shutoff control thing, which was badly corroded–for that, they charged $525. Anybody have an opinion on whether that’s a fair price? I got a sense online that the control itself seems to run about $240, so it didn’t seem insane or anything. Just wondering.
Great service, this video, Mr. B.
Thanks Brownstoner, this is great info.
This is SO USEFUL. thank you thank you thank you!
Wow, that’s great. So nice to see Master Plumber in the flesh finally!