Heating and Cooling (1977)

by Time-Life Books

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Series: Home Repair and Improvement (Heating and Cooling)

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Provides step-by-step directions for adjusting furnaces to achieve maximum efficiency and for installing ducts, radiators, central air conditioning, humidifiers, and solar water heaters.

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Payne, Philip W.	Editor	main author	some editions	confirmed

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1977

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To most people the systems that heat and cool their homes seem as mysterious as their own hearts and arteries--and as difficult and dangerous to tamper with.

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Provides step-by-step directions for adjusting furnaces to achieve maximum efficiency and for installing ducts, radiators, central air conditioning, humidifiers, and solar water heaters.

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