Posted by Rdandersom on July 20, 2014 at 13:23:04 from (204.237.46.13):
In Reply to: Hot water heat posted by Case e on July 19, 2014 at 21:17:50:
The house I grew up in had a boiler that was new about 1910 in a different house then moved to this house and converted from coal to oil in 1963.It failed in the early 2000 "s.The insulation in the older boilers will probably be asbestos which could be a problem when replacement time comes around.That old cast boiler we had had a sort of refractory cement all over the exterior of the boiler and no one knew what to do with it.It is still in the basement although moved to a corner.Something that no one has mentioned is that the minerals from your water will settle out in the boiler.The railroads and factories spent a lot of money and bother softening their boiler water when the world was powered by steam.
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