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Rich Merlino
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Electric baseboard heat

Rich Merlino
  • Investor
  • Whitinsville, MA
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Dear Esteemed BP Community,

I have recently purchased several buildings in Massachusetts that are very poorly insulated and use electric baseboard heat.  I am working with a program called Mass Save to improve the insulation, and I intend to help the residents put plastic on the windows and use door insulators.  

A major overhaul of the heating system is not feasible this week.  Until I can implement some long-term solutions, what quick and simple measures could be taken to reduce the residents' electric cost?

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Colleen F.
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Colleen F.
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Kerosene and tenants don' t  really mix  in my opinion.

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