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Hot Furnace Duct
I am looking for ways to improve efficiency and have noticed that the
ducting coming directly from my furnace is extremely hot to the touch. It's hot enough to burn if the finger is left there. My first thought was that I need to insulate this, but then I started to wonder is this is normal (my first house). Does this indicate an overheated or overworking furnace? I have one room closed off if that makes a difference. The furnace itself is about 30 years old. So, should I insulate this pipe or look for reasons why it is so hot? Thanks in advance. |
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