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are newer furnaces more efficient?
A friend has a house in the mountains. No A.C. The furnace is as old as
the house, probably 1965 or 1970. Are new furnaces more efficient in their use of natural gas, and thus "pay for themselves"? If so, how does one calculate the anticipated savings and pay back period? |
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