Bigsby
Burning Hunk
I can already see the title: "16 Degrees of Seperation."I see a movie script in this somewhere.
I can already see the title: "16 Degrees of Seperation."I see a movie script in this somewhere.
I can already see the title: "16 Degrees of Seperation."
Starring Woody Splitter and Ashley Pan.Or "Secondary Burned".
I went to one of Dan's seminars and he mentioned walking down the supermarket aisle and talking about it being a "cold 70". He is quite the expert in all types of heating and his web site "heatinghelp.com" is very informative.The body is a radiator and radiates heat to colder objects. Air temperature has less of an effect on comfort than being near a warm object. Dan Holohan in his book Pumping Away describes how this phenomenon works and feels. Go to your local supermarket with a thermometer. Walk down the cereal aisle feel the comfort and check the temp. Then walk down the freezer aisle. Check the temp. It's the same. But you feel colder. Because your body is radiating heat toward a cold object. Heat goes to cold, the colder object temp is sucking the heat out of you.
Heating the air to heat you is not efficient because air is an insulator, not a conductor. The most effective way to insulate a home heated with radiant heat is to make it air tight and reflect the heat back in. You cannot reflect warm air at all, so this does almost nothing in a home heated with forced air. A reflective barrier in a home heated with wood will do wonders.
I insulated my ice house with reflectix bubble insulation and can keep it above 70 with a single lantern on low along with my body heat becuase all the heat gets reflected back in and concentrated.
I hope this helps.
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