Re: Reply#61
You said a mouthful Louis.
It also makes it seem like I don’t know shi*t from shinola. NOT what you posted Louis, but all the closed minded posts about this topic.
I’ve lived off and on all my life in home with both forced air heat and electric baseboard heat, both conventional and hydronic of all kinds, and for the last 25 years with hydronic electric baseboard heat, all the while having severe allergies, that improved when we moved here, and left a home with forced air heating.
I know for an empirical fact that forced air heat creates more dust in the home. And this has nothing to do with a lack of good housekeeping practices. I have always vacuumed the carpet at least 2 or 3 times weekly, and you won’t find dirt or dust in any of our corners.
So my mind is made up too, from actual practical experience, and this is my last word on the subject. Some people just think they know everything.
BTW, California has ALL kinds of climates, its not all sunshine, oranges and beaches. We have snow and mountains, and where I live, while it may not reach the arctic lows of the East Coast and the Mid West, we still get very cold weather in the winter months, and our homes aren’t built and insulated for severe cold, like many of those in the colder areas of the country, so we need adequate home heating systems too. And our hydronic electric baseboard heaters do keep us warm, with quiet, dust free heat.
Eddie[this post was last edited: 7/27/2019-12:50]