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The Three Types of Heating Oil
By Renee Serlin
There are three main grades of heating oil, called No. 2, No. 4, and No. 6.
The first is the cleanest and most expensive; the last is the dirtiest and cheapest; and No. 4 is a mixture of the two. Unless you're installing a new boiler, you don’t get to choose which oil you use; your boiler and burner will be manufactured to burn one. No. 6 is heavy, sluggish and dirty.
Craig Rosenman of New York City's Stuyvesant Oil estimates that No. 6 is about 40 percent less expensive than No. 2 and provides more heat per gallon than any other grade. The downside is that, because it is very dirty, the equipment using it requires more costly maintenance.
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Posted by: Opera Lady
03/09/2010 05:51 pm
Here it is March 9th and the 32BJ contract expires on April 20th. I asked my managing agent, who says he's heard nothing yet, about negotiations. Is this Read More »
Just when you thought you were out, they pull you back in! Eradicating bed bugs is proving to be a difficult problem. We've gone through a few buildings Read More »
Posted by: Opera Lady
03/07/2010 08:16 pm
We have a situation where a unit owner has a leak.This person lives on the top floor. We have tried to repair the leak several times - to the tune of Read More »
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