wrote in message
ups.com...
Can you explain a little bit why?

Sure, I'd be glad to.

1) The condensation is due to high humidity in the basement.

2) High humidity can lead to heat exchanger deterioration

3) When the heat exchanger deterioration becomes significant
it can lead to many dangerous situations...Here's a few:

A) Flame roll-out potentially leading to a fire
b) Carbon monoxide build up to toxic levels

Note: Both of these can be life-threatening


I have seen some people advise you to ignore me.

This is your choice.

Just ask these so-called heating contractors if they will put
in writing that they accept all responsibility for any hazardous
conditions that may arise from you *not* changing your furnace
ASAP

Public safety isn't a ****ing game. Your life, and those of the ones
you love should come first.

Go ahead...Ask him to put it in writing.

See what the pussy says.