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How to heat an unheated room...
I have a 100 year old colonial in MA with one room on the 2nd floor
with no heat source. Nothing. No radiator, no baseboard heater - it was just built w/o heat. The room is about 12 x 10, my wife uses it for her changing room/giant closet. We keep the door open to get heat from the hallway, but it is always 10-15 degrees colder than the rest of the house. How can I get heat in this room without going broke? I am thinking single baseboard heater with it's ownn thermostat - does something like that exist? Can it be plugged into a wall outlet or does it need to be hard wired into the main box? Thoughts or suggestions are appreciated. Bluesman |
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