Water heaters: The Department of Energy is also moving forward with new efficiency rules for water heaters.
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Warsaw will also offer subsidies of up to 85033,000 zlotys, or about $52,000, to transition from coal heaters to non-coal heaters.
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The company has built three generations of computing heaters with multiple CPUs and sold them to construction companies looking for heaters for their new buildings.
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The rover does have heaters on board to provide necessary warmth if the battery's temperature drops too low, but the heaters also need power to function.
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"That means electrifying transportation as much as possible, making water heaters and space heaters electric, and converting many industrial uses of fossil fuels to electricity," he told Gizmodo.
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There are 50 million electric-resistance water heaters out there in America — "representing 40% of all household water heaters and 9% of total residential electricity consumption" — and they can potentially be controlled.
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These space heaters did not run on wind or solar.
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Space heaters are ineffective and bad for our electric bills.
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Columbia tried putting electric heaters into their jackets and boots.
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OctoPrint is connected to a printer, complete with motors and heaters.
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And then we electrify many other use cases: buildings, water heaters.
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Instant, on-demand water heaters are nothing new for your home.
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The cushions are a tad flat, and heaters are not available.
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"We'd turn the heaters on and we'd cook," Mr. Sweat recalled.
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In most homes, the living room and bedroom heaters sat cold.
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Officials blame poorly ventilated or faulty water heaters and cooking stoves.
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But Mr. Fargue never had a chance to experience terrace heaters.
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Electric heaters are the only kind safe to use unvented indoors.
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This includes solar hot water heaters, wind turbines and solar electric equipment.
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There have been electrical problems with window anti-ice heaters in A22s.
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There have been electrical problems with window anti-ice heaters in A13s.
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They act like tiny heaters when activated by an external magnetic field.
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Qarnot heaters don't have any hard drive and rely on passive heating.
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Instead, she purchased electric heaters and used the stove to keep warm.
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Some people congregated around portable heaters like those used in outdoor restaurants.
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Mark and I leaned our heaters against a stack of books instead.
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The heaters aren't working, but that's what we get for poor planning.
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The position involved cleaning all the heaters and desks in every classroom.
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The standards also apply to residential hydronic heaters and forced-air furnaces.
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I did know—old gas heaters had been damaged in the fire.
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Our sources say Ron, who stars as the local sheriff in the neo-western, ran over several propane heaters in the tent, where the script supervisor, director and producer were hanging out, wedging the heaters under the truck.
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In a series of simulations, the researchers imagined what might happen if hackers controlled a botnet composed of thousands of silently hacked consumer internet of things devices, particularly power-hungry ones like air conditioners, water heaters, and space heaters.
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But there's no reason water heaters should heat the water during those hours.
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Many who have become destitute have little money to buy fuel or heaters.
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It was so cold that heaters were placed over both teams' bat racks.
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While some space heaters are clunky eyesores, the Airdog keeps things looking sleek.
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Many households are also using electric heaters, drawing on coal-fired power plants.
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The technology to make those heaters smart is already cheap and being tested.
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Also: boxes, space heaters, umbrellas, pots, a goldfish bowl and a cowboy hat.
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Small heaters are still needed to keep rail switches working in icy weather.
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Milwaukee makes small engines, water heaters, fan blades for jet engines and generators.
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Soon after the earthquake struck, owners of asphalt plants switched on their heaters.
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More acidic water liberates more lead from pipes, solder, faucets and water heaters.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is proposing new efficiency rules for water heaters.
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At some properties, all that remains are mangled washers, dryers and water heaters.
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A time machine touch includes ashtrays along with seat heaters and cup holders.
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The family makes do with electric space heaters, which increase their utility bills.
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There were heaters in the back for comfort ... it's getting cooler in SoCal.
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Ms. Novitsky said she thought the family used space heaters in the home.
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Just a little quick and yanking a lot of heaters, especially into lefties.
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But it's a big improvement to how water heaters have inefficiently worked for decades.
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We even found space heaters that double as cooling fans for the summer months.
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Some DERs store energy, like batteries, fuel cells, or thermal storage like water heaters.
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In the spring, Cuddy and Landisio stored their portable heaters back under their desks.
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The fire department also gave them the all clear to set up some heaters.
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Additionally, power companies committed to using smart meters, water heaters, and demand response programs.
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And there are other energy drains, like the rear window defroster and seat heaters.
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Many people responded to higher prices, in turn, by switching off their electric heaters.
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A. O. Smith, the smallest company on the list, makes water heaters and boilers.
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The government also ordered more than 5 million households to stop using coal heaters.
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The reason for this lag in heat is the technology in today's water heaters.
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Second, homes have many connected energy devices such as thermostats and hot water heaters.
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Space heaters to lawn chairs Ollie's is currently capitalizing on Toys "R" Us' liquidation.
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Electric baseboard heaters and a Jotul wood stove from Norway provide warmth in winter.
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Fire vehicles are also equipped with onboard heating systems and pump heaters, he said.
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It can't survive temperatures more extreme than minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit without electric heaters.
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So many bodies filled the tent that for once we didn't need portable heaters.
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Investigators found numerous marijuana plants as well as heaters and fertilizer at the site.
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Harsh winter months mean harsher heaters and arid conditions, which means alarmingly dry skin.
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Ford said it will replace heaters in the affected vehicles with an updated version.
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Several utilities are testing programs that allow them to control behind-the-meter heaters.
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For example, cold weather means less air-drying and more heaters drying out your 'do.
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They get their own climate control, seat heaters and a great view of the sky.
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We had space heaters because there was no insulation, and we had mice all over.
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Of course, the property has a pool overlooking the water — complete with three pool heaters.
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LPG, sometimes simply referred to as propane or butane, is used in heaters and cookers.
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Replacing showerheads, insulating hot water heaters, buying more efficient lights, having automatic controls for thermostats.
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"Instead of putting that bus out there, they should have given us heaters," she added.
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For those traveling in colder weather, hot air heaters and floor heating can be installed.
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Around him, electrical cables snaked through pools of water and heaters hissed clouds of steam.
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Upon moving into town, the walks got shorter, but the Heaters financial situation didn't improve.
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Along with using space heaters, here are other ways to keep warm without breaking the bank:
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Under the plan, coal burning heaters will be replaced by equipment running on gas or electricity.
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Here are 10 of the best space heaters to stay warm through this winter and beyond.
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Consumers cranked up their heaters as cold weather hit the region, pushing up demand for gas.
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Hack into enough smart water heaters and you can send a city into a massive blackout.
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Old wooden screens with latticework now help to hide the modern heaters and air conditioning units.
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So far, the most popular ones control heating, air conditioning, water heaters and recharging electric cars.
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We have tracked down deals on technology for the home, heaters, gaming bundles, and DIY tools.
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Heaters, shovels and sleds sold at a frenzied pace at Strosniders Hardware in Silver Spring, Maryland.
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Thankfully, we've done the research for you to find the best space heaters you can buy.
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One company even usurped the name to sell water heaters for showers with built-in televisions.
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"Without a proper supply of electricity to run our heaters, what can we do?" she asked.
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At some properties, all that is recognizable are the remains of washers, dryers and water heaters.
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The heaters and generator, useful to displaced civilians and combatants alike, were packed with hidden explosives.
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The massive deck that surrounds the restaurant blasts heaters that keep diners warm in cooler seasons.
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Those who can afford it buy fuel for heaters, if any fuel is to be had.
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The borough built power plants, schools with swimming pools, sewer systems with heaters to prevent freezing.
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We're told the heaters were lit, and it sounds like a miracle the propane didn't ignite!!!
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After nightfall, children played cricket in well-kept parks while their fathers gathered around coal heaters.
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We've relentlessly innovated in fluid dynamics and HVAC systems to build our fans, heaters and purifiers.
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TL;DR: Multiple space heaters are on sale at Walmart and Amazon, saving you up to $2129.95.
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RHI was based on a British scheme to encourage the use of wood-burning heaters on farms.
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But there is not yet a uniform standard that would enable utilities and water heaters to communicate.
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For some building owners, this means making improvements to boilers, water heaters, roofs and windows by 2030.
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The rover and its team also overcame many technical malfunctions related to steering, heaters, and onboard memory.
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At that distance, mission scientists can't guarantee Rosetta will get enough power to keep its heaters on.
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After waiting 24 hours for the adhesive to dry, simply attach the heaters to the Velcro pads.
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Clean hydropower fuels a wide range of products, from high-speed trains to Mr. Braathen's water heaters.
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Rooms lack heaters, for fear of detainees hurting themselves, and have no televisions or radios, he said.
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Moxy is planning to install a retractable roof glass and heaters to keep it open year-round.
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The flames actually come from gas-fed heaters that run alongside the rails and keep them warm.
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Ms. Brown claims the agency did not specify that the meals and heaters had to be together.
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And Hawaii is among the states that have mandated other energy-efficiency measures, like solar water heaters.
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It anticipates their needs with air-conditioners in summer, heaters in winter and roses on Valentine's Day.
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"Users of wood heaters face both reduced product choice and higher prices for new models," he argued.
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Those steps would include trying to cut the amount of coal used for winter furnaces and heaters.
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Both were wearing winter coats indoors because they couldn't afford heaters to warm them against the cold.
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Maintenance crews light the heaters by hand and can control the flow of the gas, Metra said.
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The city was replacing coal-burning household heating equipment with electric and natural gas heaters, Xinhua said.
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At times the weapons were exceptionally cruel — booby-traps that blew up homes, heaters packed with explosives.
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Monday was representative: all three bombs came off of heaters, turned on and pulled hard to left.
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Winter is typically the most polluted season in China, as the country burns more coal to power heaters.
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Another way to use our resources more efficiently is to electrify everything: oil heaters, diesel trucks, gas stoves.
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The family had to boil water to bathe and spent over $200 to buy space heaters, she said.
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Donors can contribute money which will go towards blankets, heaters, food baskets and sleeping mats, among other things.
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They have been using candles, heaters and even the down-draught from helicopters to try to save crops.
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But that part of the test assumed operating the vehicle with cabin heat and seat heaters turned off.
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You think a sweater will be fine, whatever, and then you find out that space heaters change lives.
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It's a smart plug that lets you control lamps, heaters, fans and other devices from your Home app.
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Rose bought him space heaters and made sure he had a place to do laundry and get showered.
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Officials have scolded residents for using shoddy water heaters that lack fans and piping to expel carbon monoxide.
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They were familiar with the stock exchange — they usually cleaned the building's ducts, fans, air pumps and heaters.
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They were familiar with the stock exchange — they usually cleaned the building's ducts, fans, air pumps and heaters.
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As cars coasted past, she and other nurses huddled by gas heaters, cupping heated pads in their hands.
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It applies to homeowners' purchase of qualified solar water heaters, geothermal heat pumps and other alternative energy equipment.
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Charging options are plentiful front and rear, and the seat heaters are simple to locate in the back.
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People overworked their heaters, and an absence of wind caused the smog to squat gloomily over the capital.
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Mr. Bengtson estimated, for instance, that Brothers Hardware had sold 30 percent fewer heaters so far this season.
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There is a significant number of solar water heaters used in China, Germany, Turkey, South Africa, and Israel.
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In the winter, she lit gas heaters, Velcroed the plastic sides, and weighed them down with jugs of water.
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But today, the kibbutz makes most of its money by producing solar water heaters at an on-site factory.
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The energy labeling requirements would be expanded to apply to certain air conditioners, ceiling fans and electric water heaters.
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"Just in the last four years that I've been here, we've been through three hot water heaters," she said.
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Dyson may be best known for its vacuums, but the company makes other things, too – like great space heaters.
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That's why the company has begun selling batteries, smart thermostats, and even smart water heaters alongside its solar panels.
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We're aware of carbon monoxide in a closed garage, or at home with gas heaters, but this doesn't register.
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HigherDOSE uses heaters that emit infrared light waves that create heat in the body rather than heating the air.
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Au contraire: the lifestyle-advising mogul came to throw heaters and chew chaw, and she's all out of chaw.
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After Mr. Xi told northern Chinese provinces to cut smog, cadres junked home heaters and stoves, leaving residents shivering.
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Quankang is working with Xiaomi to design and make smart home appliances such as space heaters and electric fans.
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On both sides of the river, gleaming rows of washing machines, space heaters and children's bikes are for sale.
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Growers have resorted to using candles, heaters and even the down-draught from helicopters to try to save crops.
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Space heaters in particular should be placed on a flat, hard surface at least 3 feet from anything flammable.
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When they got to the brewery, dozens of Mustachians, many wearing name tags, were outside, clustering around patio heaters.
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The lower half of the dash is minimalist, with important climate controls and seat heaters mounted easily within reach.
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The United Nations refugee agency is working with authorities in Serbia to distribute heaters, blankets, warm clothes and shoes.
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Because the ground was frozen, dome tents with heaters were placed to thaw the earth before archaeologists could proceed.
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Then they applied an external magnetic field that made the nanoparticles act as tiny heaters, uniformly warming the sample.
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But heaters that run off of propane or kerosene are best used for garages and shops rather than sleeping areas.
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Both probes are now more than 22 billion miles from the sun, which makes the heaters crucial for maintaining functions.
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Ford Motor said Friday it is recalling 874,4643 pickup trucks in North America with engine block heaters for fire risks.
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Somewhere in a region outside the city he knew that thousands of residents had just lost their lights and heaters.
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These include eight small plutonium heating units that give off a small amount of warmth, as well as electrical heaters.
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Outraged, some people started fundraising to buy heaters and warm clothes for the children who still had to attend school.
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Also, Toyota's so relentlessly practical that I'm shocked it would stick the seat heaters way down low, under the dash.
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The five heaters she scatters around the apartment have caused $600 worth of utility bills, which she has not paid.
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She said the heaters were working and recommended that residents move furniture away from the heater to increase heat circulation.
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Tenants should not have to use space heaters, which, in addition to wasting electricity, are not especially safe or effective.
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Both probes are now more than 13 billion miles from the sun, which makes the heaters crucial for maintaining functions.
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House leaders also attached provisions to push off emissions standards for residential wood-fired heaters by three years to 2023.
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Both probes are now more than 11 billion miles from the sun, which makes the heaters crucial for maintaining functions.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is moving forward with new rules for residential wood heaters.
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The adults and 11 children used wood to cook, hauled water from neighbors' wells and got heat from propane heaters.
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But the pay is still bad, S. said, and the main work space doesn't have windows, air-conditioning or heaters.
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Sources of carbon monoxide, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, include: • Unvented kerosene and gas space heaters • Leaking chimneys and furnaces • Back-drafting from furnaces • Gas water heaters, wood stoves and fireplaces • Gas stoves • Generators and other gasoline powered equipment • Automobile exhaust from attached garages • Tobacco smoke How does carbon monoxide poisoning happen?
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Founded in 1987, Dyson is best known for its home appliances, including its bagless vacuum cleaners, fans, heaters, and hair dryer.
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In Oklahoma, two people died on Wednesday in a fire apparently caused by the use of electrical space heaters, media reported.
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For instance, Foglesonger said Carter's father works "works with me every day" at a company that makes boilers and water heaters.
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This would require simple load-control technology on the heaters and some new institutional arrangements with customers, but it's entirely doable.
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When the mission first started, the heaters were left on at night, but they were draining all of the rover's power.
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But after one of the makeshift heaters exploded Wednesday, the Chicago fire department confiscated hundreds of the things, for safety reasons.
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"Cry" is a particularly beautiful and dreamy concoction that is a complete flip from the trap-infused heaters she's known for.
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It's incredibly convenient, and something you'll quickly find yourself wondering how you lived without on older, less connected fans and heaters.
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Also, to protect batteries from the extreme fluctuations of space, heaters are added throughout the battery's cells to regulate their temperature.
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I don't care what they say about carbon monoxide gas heaters and asbestos: Apartments were curious, amazing places in the 60s.
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Smart hot water heaters, batteries and electric vehicles can draw power when renewables are available and discharge it when they're offline.
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Bluetooth speakers are on the dash, and there's a single windshield wiper, a defroster, a hand parking brake, and seat heaters.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new efficiency standards for water heaters, as well as protections for sharks and cactuses.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy announced Wednesday new measurements for testing consumer and commercial water heaters.
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Moon called for further measures on Tuesday, including reducing the number of diesel cars on the roads, and modernizing household heaters.
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At a GA4 station where employees checked Model 3 vehicle alignment, Carlos Aranda said, workers used space heaters in late 2018.
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The Boldt has been optimized for use during all four seasons with the use of insulation, heated holding tanks, and heaters.
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The luxury buildings need to be outfitted with updated boilers, water heaters, roofs and windows to help conserve energy, they added.
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Soon, Dyson was expanding internationally and developing new products, including washing machines, fans, heaters, air purifiers, hand dryers and hair dryers.
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She said she loses sleep at night worrying about the potential fire hazard of having space heaters in her sons' bedrooms.
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There are a few heaters, stacks of firewood, and faux bonfires around which people are seated on wooden benches roasting marshmallows.
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Kaluza explained that storage heaters charged overnight through off-peak electricity, which was then used to release heat during the daytime.
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Kaluza takes electricity price data from EDF, a major utility, and then uses data from the heaters to optimize electricity use.
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But environmental activists point to the impact of nuclear waste and say the heaters are still a significant waste of energy.
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Two people were injured in the fire, which officials said may have been caused by electrical heaters inside the cooling tower.
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Other measures include subsidies for electric cars and energy efficient heaters, with a ban on oil-burning furnaces starting in 2025.
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Other measures include subsidies for electric cars and energy efficient heaters, with a ban on oil-burning furnaces starting in 2025.
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Its employees, under intense pressure to add new rooms to the service, brought hotels online that lacked electricity and water heaters.
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Shepard says the official cause of the fire has not been determined, but investigators believe the space heaters contributed to the blaze.
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In November, just as winter was gearing up in New York, all our friends started posting on Facebook about their sweltering heaters.
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Last year, for example, he saw heaters about 60 percent of the time, which was more in line with his career averages.
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The heaters were slow, taking about an hour to warm up, and fairly weak, only providing enough heat for a small room.
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And since productivity doesn't exactly thrive in frigid temperatures, everyone else is forced to dress in layers and invest in personal heaters.
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Solar-powered water heaters have enjoyed fairly widespread use in Vietnam over recent years, although solar panel usage is far less common.
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He urged Venezuelans to turn down air conditioners and water heaters, unplug devices and reduce the use of hair and clothes dryers.
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CO is produced by the incomplete combustion/ventilation of gas stoves, heating boilers, furnaces, propane barbecues, gas-powered water heaters & clothes dryers.
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Many offices don't allow employees to bring their own heaters to work because the heating elements used often pose a fire risk.
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Do online neighborhood reconnaissance Buying a house is not just about floorboards and water heaters, but also about researching neighborhoods and schools.
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Yet David and Susan, who started out selling solar-powered water heaters, knew almost nothing about cheese when they began making it.
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Bigger cannons heave oxygen cylinders and, astonishingly, even large household water-heaters packed with enough explosives to destroy a cluster of buildings.
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A project in India will help put solar water heaters atop houses, buildings, and universities to displace the use of fossil fuels.
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Nuclear Although Juno was designed to be thermally efficient, its heaters were not designed to convert energy into heat with maximal efficiency.
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Space heaters will keep you warm in your frigid office, that one cold room in your house, or your chilly dorm room.
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The containers, designed to accommodate up to 1,500 people, are equipped with bunk beds, heaters and windows but lack toilets and showers.
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The apartments were in disrepair, with broken heaters and plumbing, and the owner forced his property manager to deal with angry tenants.
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The rover needs help from heaters to protect its batteries, much like running a car in the winter to protect battery life.
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News reports said that such heaters were widely available despite attempts to ban them, especially in poorer areas where migrant workers live.
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But during a recent visit by a reporter, only a small trickle of tepid air emanated from the heaters in several apartments.
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Customers, surrounded by heaters and heat lamps to keep them toasty, savored polenta, buttered spinach dumplings and warm libations, like mulled wine.
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It can also fit under and around any potentially leaky thing, including fish tanks, dishwashers, hot water heaters, and, yes, sump pumps.
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The House voted Wednesday to delay air pollution rules that the Obama administration had written for brickmakers and residential wood-burning heaters.
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Hallway lights have been dimmed and some diplomats have brought in heaters as radiators have been dialed down despite the Swiss winter.
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Reports provided to The Times detail the weapons the militant group has developed, including chemical rockets and space heaters rigged with explosives.
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Heaters that have shifted their gaze from the party, and turned into strangely morose—albeit totally vacuous—reflections on the human condition.
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By renting water heaters and other equipment, Reliance Comfort has a recurring revenue stream that gives it the qualities of an infrastructure play.
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With temperatures dropping (and heating costs rising!), families are turning to space heaters to add some extra warmth to their homes this winter.
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He said that heaters that plug into a wall and are powered by electricity are safe for use indoors and in sleeping areas.
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For earthquakes, you should bolt and brace things like water heaters and gas appliances, and ensure you can turn off the gas valves.
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But, until the world stops revolving around people who are hot all the time, we will have to get our own damn heaters.
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Wine growers used candles, heaters and even the down-draught from helicopters during the cold snap in April to try to save crops.
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Authorities say records later revealed dozens of shipments of other water heaters, air conditioning units and electric motors capable of concealing more firearms.
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Forget the cold weather package, I'll simply turn on the regular heaters on frigid days and let my ass take care of itself.
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They can look like smoke detectors, water bottles, air fresheners, cellphone chargers, pens, key chains, coffee makers, space heaters, birdhouses and plush toys.
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Floors in most of the house have radiant geothermal heating, part of a system that also includes solar water heaters on the roof.
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For example, the federal program does not cover all your belongings in your basement beyond things like washers and dryers and water heaters.
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I was caught off guard when I spotted swimming pools and swimsuits at this time of year rather than space heaters and sweaters.
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The fire might be so delightful, but be careful while using space heaters or fireplaces, and avoid using candles during a power outage.
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The probes are expected to keep working until the mid 2020s, after which time they won't have enough power to supply their heaters.
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This is actually the idea behind a real Russian company called Comino, which sells Ethereum mining rigs optimized for use as space heaters.
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In another incident, 60 assault rifles that originated in Miami were discovered inside pool heaters in a cargo shipment at a Rio airport.
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Google and Levis made a smartphone controlling denim jacket a few years ago, and companies like Columbia have made jackets with integrated heaters.
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Water heaters in bathrooms, where carbon monoxide can accumulate quickly in a small space, appear to be deadliest of all, the reports said.
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Some athletes create their own heat rooms by setting up space heaters next to a treadmill and cranking them up to 90 degrees.
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"We withstand too much cold here," she said, adding that her family typically relies on two electric space heaters, not the apartment's radiators.
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On even the coldest days, the outside tables are crowded, smokers kept warm by overhead heaters and lap blankets provided at each chair.
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Educated in mechanical engineering, he became a computer programmer, working with Cognizant, an outsourcing firm, and Lennox, which makes heaters and air-conditioners.
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Smart water heaters, for instance, could take any excess solar electricity during the day to heat up their water, storing it for later.
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The government has previously said electric water heaters consume up to 400 MW of power a day in Zimbabwe where daily production on Wednesday totalled 563 MW, against demand of 1,200 MW. New regulations published in an official gazette said that as of Wednesday the country's electricity supplier will no longer be allowed to connect power to premises without solar water heaters.
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Their concerns touched on a wide range of safety considerations, including the location of heaters in the building, emergency lighting, and emergency exit access.
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The technique, called BrainEx, restores circulation to decapitated brains using a system of pumps, heaters, and oxygen-rich artificial blood warmed to body temperature.
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Not only could load be shifted, but those same water heaters could effectively be treated as batteries that provide grid frequency and voltage control.
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There are lots of ways to do that, from incentives that change human behavior to automated networks of electric vehicle batteries to ... water heaters.
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In California, for example, you can get rebates of $50 to $500 for installing energy-efficient refrigerators, air conditioners and heat-pump water heaters.
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Add the fact that this particular blowdryer comes from a company known for its vacuums, fans, and heaters and you're probably asleep by now.
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With temperatures dropping to four or five degrees centigrade at night, people are trying to run electric heaters and radiators, driving up power demand.
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MIAMI – A Florida man has pleaded guilty to illegally shipping firearms to Brazil, many of them concealed in water heaters and other large appliances.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new requirements for sex offenders employed by military contractors, shareholder protections and efficiency standards for water heaters.
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Dyson has sold fans, heaters, and air purifiers individually for some time, but now it has combined these three functions into a single device.
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With temperatures dropping to four or five degrees centrigrade at night, people are trying to run electric heaters and radiators, driving up power demand.
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Gibbons home state of Florida, a multi-agency study of solar water heaters in low income housing found enormous potential savings for these households.
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Then an environmental diktat from Brussels threatened to outlaw half of his company's energy-efficient water heaters, even in his home country of Norway.
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While all good tower fans offer decent cooling, there are also models that can double as heaters, making them ideal for all-season use.
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Too many residents turned on faulty heaters and then shut windows and doors to keep in the warmth, trapping in the gas, they said.
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To be sure, many Shanxi residents complained that the cost of heating their homes with gas furnaces or electric heaters was now much higher.
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The first-floor dining area has bifold doors opening to a covered alfresco dining area with a barbecue, a working fireplace, landscaping and heaters.
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The holiday season is the "perfect storm for fires," Mr. Szymanski said, noting the often deadly combination of Christmas trees, candles and space heaters.
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"To get heaters for my three-room house would cost me one year of my pension, and maybe not even be enough," she said.
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new cloud computing rules from the Pentagon, pipeline safety requirements and efficiency standards for residential wood heaters.
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He also promised more heaters, wind shields, snack bars with hot food and heated rest areas at the roofless opening ceremony venue, Xinhua reported.
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So water heaters could be told to heat their water overnight, when power is cheap, rather than during the day when it's more expensive.
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Memories of baths using heated kettles or cold water, and juggling three space heaters so as not to trip the circuit breaker, were still fresh.
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Cold air inversions in the atmosphere can trap smog close to the ground, and more coal is burned in cold weather to keep heaters running.
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There are no spinning blades or visible heating elements — that means the Dyson Hot + Cool is quieter and safer than traditional fans and space heaters.
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It required everyone on the island to remove air conditioning systems and hot tub heaters from the power grid by turning off system circuit breakers.
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We needed the tea because it was the coldest day of the year, and two gas burning heaters were doing little to heat the space.
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As well as diesel exhaust emissions, oil-fired heaters, chimneys and tire abrasion also contribute to the particulates problem, which is exacerbated by certain weather.
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This is because the engineering team found it "easier to expand the solar array than to scale down the power requirements for heaters," Rudolph said.
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The company shut off gas to approximately 150 households, distributing electric space heaters to heat homes and keep water pipes from bursting throughout the night.
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Plenty of those energy-efficient heaters are high-quality, too, and they will heat your room just as well as any non-energy-efficient heater.
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Album art for 'Baptistina' Meet Heaters, a garage rock band out of Michigan who have a good handle on the whole garage-surf sound thing.
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Ms Yeah, real name Zhou Xiao Hui, teaches her 7.5 million subscribers to cook with items like bottles, clothes irons, water dispensers, and space heaters.
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Idris Richardson, 22, the center for the 22K Knicks, comes from South Carolina, where he boxed and shipped commercial heaters, and later moved to Detroit.
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He updated the mechanicals, installing tankless hot-water heaters and a new septic system, as well as separate heating and cooling units in each room.
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When I arrived, I saw shacks and teepees, but the people were all hidden inside, wringing what warmth they could from their heaters and fires.
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When temperatures drop, the family brings out small electric space heaters, which they purchased, and duct tapes the edges of their windows to no avail.
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Cafe owners argue that since most of the heaters run on electricity, which in France largely comes from nuclear energy, they have low carbon footprints.
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In winter, she uses electric space heaters that cost as much as $100 per month to run, though her monthly pension is only about $35.
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According to the National Fire Protection Association, 40 percent of home heating fires and 84 percent of resulting deaths involve stationary or portable space heaters.
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The sensors have built-in heaters to prevent freezing at such high altitudes, but they sometimes do not work quickly enough or can fail outright.
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The oval on top of the base pushes the air outward via Dyson's Air Multiplier tech (used on all the company's fans, heaters, and air purifiers).
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We have tracked down offers on heaters from brands like Dyson and ANSIO, winter duvets from Silentnight and Slumberdown, slow cookers from Tefal, and much more.
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As the cold days continued to go by without heat, we hunkered down near our tiny space heaters, which offered only a bare minimum of warmth.
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Martínez waited in line for three hours Thursday night to get a check to pay for space heaters and other supplies while her gas is out.
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Meanwhile, the upstairs, the baseboard heaters worked well but left the air so profoundly dry that I thought my sinuses might split in half and bleed.
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Since heat plus fuel equals fire, it's also a good idea keep your tree and non-tree decorations away from hot things like candles and heaters.
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Now ahead of tomorrow's drop, Jeremy of the group has sent over an exclusive mix that contains some of the techno heaters that influenced the album.
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At Mimosa Platinum, a company in the country's Midlands province, 360 solar water heaters installed in staff houses three years ago generate 1.5 MW of power.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for foreign entrepreneurs seeking entrance into the United States, endangered species, and efficiency rules for water heaters.
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There are plenty of space heaters to choose from, so you might have to do a little research to find the right one for your needs.
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Some were functional—fans, space heaters, humidifiers, dehumidifiers—but he required them in enormous numbers, and they formed a miniature history of low-end industrial design.
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In one case, she said, a client was huddled in a coat on a mild day, sitting next to space heaters, with wires crisscrossing the floor.
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Sam, a repairman who specialized in installing geothermal heaters in case you need to get off the grid, was a great boss and even better guy.
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In the energy arena, IoT brings together all kinds of things to create smart networks, such as hot water heaters, home thermostats, solar panels and microgrids.
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Natural gas-fired water heaters and cooking stoves have become more common in China as living standards have risen, replacing older coal and wood-powered devices.
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In video posted to Twitter by his brother, Christian Patterson, the amateur pitcher could be seen throwing heaters that rival the best professionals in the game.
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Just months after announcing a pizza delivery truck with built-in heaters, the pizza purveyor is upping the ante with the world's first pizza delivery robot.
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The idea is that the electricity produced will "flow" into the electrical system of the car, helping to supply its seat heaters or air conditioning system.
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She said she had first expected to get the company's voicemail, since it was after hours, and had prepared to run out and purchase space heaters.
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Water heaters, especially, can be scheduled to heat their water at night when power is cheap, or at midday when more solar is on the grid.
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Here's a graph of a water heater shifting demand in Hawaii: But currently, only 1 percent of US water heaters take part in demand-response programs.
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Choosing materials, dying and cutting, shaping foam and metal frames, and adding heaters, recliners and other gadgets can involve nearly a dozen suppliers for top models.
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He set up propane heaters and cracked open the garage door, but had to call emergency services after one man with a heart condition fell ill.
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Play with fun add-ons like Atari video games, a drawing board, holiday app, and romance mode, which features a crackling fireplace, sensual music, and blasting heaters.
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I particularly liked that one can easily fire up both front seat heaters and the steering-wheel heater by punching three eminently findable buttons in quick succession.
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In 2015, 45.2 percent of all natural gas used by Southern California refineries went to cogeneration, while the remainder was used for hydrogen production, heaters and boilers.
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"When I got down a little bit today, I got a little frustrated and tried to be overaggressive and just come right back with heaters," Hahn said.
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Until July 22, you can save an extra 20% on select new and manufacturer refurbished Dyson products including upright vacuums, stick vacuums, fans, heaters, and blow dryers.
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Space heaters can often only do so much, and if you're trying to heat a huge room, you may want to consider buying a larger space heater.
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Because there was no heating, and because the cast included dozens of women wearing dance attire, the crew had to fire up smoky gasoline heaters between takes.
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It was both natural and exhilarating when he developed his crunchy, guitar-driven heaters on 2010's Innerspeaker into the widescreen, kaleidoscopic pop of 2012's Lonerism.
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But today, infrared sources like lasers, heaters, and particle accelerators might be missing the necessary brightness, wavelengths, or resolution, or might be too expensive, for these purposes.
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The Voyager team has been slowly shutting off instruments in order to use their heaters to keep the spacecraft's fuel lines at a balmy 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Fire officials have said that there are typically more fires during the winter months, when people use space heaters to keep warm or leave lit candles unattended.
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Craig McInally, also an operations manager for the Norwegian demining organization, described indiscriminate inventions elsewhere — including four seemingly abandoned space heaters and a generator recovered near Mosul.
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There are also two heaters installed in the unit — one at the bottom of the main compartment and one in the lid — for even heating and baking.
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The family lived in a one-story house with no driveway, a small concrete front stoop and a heating system consisting of a fireplace and space heaters.
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Emma Watson, Saoirse Ronan, and the rest of the star-studded cast are pictured in costume, cozying up by portable heaters and eating off of plastic plates.
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For one thing, claimants could receive more money if they had burned more fuel, which led some to install heaters where none had been in use previously.
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There are also far more fire-related deaths in cold weather, resulting from faulty or overtaxed wiring, improper use of indoor heaters and errant sparks from fireplaces.
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The Heaters were the kind of family that had to plant a big garden in the summer and hope they'd grow enough food to get through winter.
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Wait, there's more: Meltkraft claims the building was either stealing electricity from another building or from the mainline, causing panini heaters to short-circuit on the regular.
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It's there in the crowd of every rooftop day-party and inner-city festival, as faces screw-up behind sunglasses in response to the scandalous heaters on display.
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Local Baltimore TV news station WJZ reported that teachers were bringing their own space heaters into the classrooms and that students could see their breath in the hallways.
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The jackets are made of state-of-the-art threads with heat-conducting ink and are equipped with heaters that can be adjusted through the athletes' cell phones.
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In Linfen, in neighbouring Shanxi province, villagers say their coal-fired heaters have been taken away but the pipes linking them to the gas system have not arrived.
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Federal prosecutors say one shipment traced to Barbieri that was intercepted in Brazil contained 30 AK-47 and AR-15 rifles and magazines concealed in four water heaters.
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Rescuers talked to the miners via radio and used quarter-inch cables to lower duffel bags with blankets, hats, hand warmers and heaters to the men, Wilczynski said.
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It is pushing people to switch to cleaner-burning heaters from polluting honeycomb charcoal stoves and replacing petrol with cleaner biofuel, said environment official Luu Thi Thanh Chi.
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That plan aims to reduce carbon emissions by measures such as requiring that solar water heaters be installed in all new homes and in commercial and industrial buildings.
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Natural gas provides essential energy for furnaces, water heaters and stoves and benefits nearly 68 million residential customers and 5.4 million commercial customers like restaurants, stores and schools.
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True to Soleri's vision, some residents at Arcosanti live without heaters, relying instead on a solar greenhouse that releases hot airArcosanti's festivals have helped keep the city afloat
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"If you envision that future with electric vehicles, electric heat pumps, electric water heaters, then it's actually going to result in homeowners with an increase in electrical demand."
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There's also a version of these for your toes that you can squeeze into your boots if you don't have electric boot heaters, and for your body too.
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The increased power in the Delta means it can heat the water and cook food in larger containers more quickly than other immersion circulators with less powerful heaters.
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Take for example, Watlow, a 303-year-old family-owned business in St. Louis, that designs and manufactures industrial heaters, temperature sensors and other components of thermal systems.
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Ms. Van Duzer, 60, and her 20-year-old daughter, Alyssa, cloistered themselves in their living room, firing up their gas fireplace and turning on their space heaters.
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During their free time between morning practice and off-ice training, the women gathered around space heaters at the hostel, braiding one another's hair, playing cards and napping.
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"I don't think we build and use bricks to make our airplanes, and I don't think we power our planes with wood heaters," he responded on the floor.
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By the way, when we look at the numbers, in the last year, the energy delivered by solar water heaters worldwide was nearly twice that from solar PV.
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Airxcel makes air conditioners, heat pumps, cooking appliances, furnaces, powered vents and water heaters for use in recreation vehicles, schools, multi-family housing, telecommunication enclosures and other industrial applications.
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WEN 1800-Watt Portable Generator — This one gallon generator from WEN can power multiple home essentials at once like space heaters, refrigerators, and microwaves for up to 7.5 hours.
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"A lot of people are telling me they're getting into their cars and trying to get warm with their heaters, and they're listening to the radio," Ms. Mercer said.
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Battery packs will add to BorgWarner's existing products for hybrid and electric vehicles including electric motors, power electronics, high-voltage battery heaters and onboard battery chargers, the company said.
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The team will use the thrusters until they can no longer use the heaters, and will then switch back to the attitude control thrusters that they've been relying on.
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The tent can also include a coffee tray, kitchen set, front porch set-up, fire pit, cooler, plants, heaters, fans, outdoor lounge area and a camp butler upon request.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 21 (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co is recalling 410,000 pickup trucks in the United States with engine block heaters for fire risks, a U.S. safety agency said Friday.
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It wants to reduce the impact from any supply disruptions in the Middle East, which it relies on for supplies of the fuel, commonly used in heaters or stoves.
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As temperatures drop, many of the city's impoverished people burn fires to keep warm while the more wealthy switch on heaters, increasing energy demand from coal-fired power plants.
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Even that ceiling was a stretch because the company also runs power-hungry conveyor belts for loading and sorting packages in the early morning as well as space heaters.
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And with heavy downpours and even some flurries drenching Jerusalem on Tuesday, the president's aides also mustered hundreds of portable heaters to keep the luminaries stuck outside from freezing.
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New England saw coal's share of the power generation mix decline over the past few years but has still kept the lights on and the heaters hot so far.
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But just as water heaters don't need to heat water during the hours it's being used, commercial air conditioners don't need to make cold during the hours people use it.
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Thermocoax, which also makes high-power heaters used in industries and for welding, has three plants in Normandy, France, one in Georgia, United States and a facility in Heidelberg, Germany.
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That meant the heaters could have been stuck on all the time, draining any last bits of power the rover got from the Sun and preventing the vehicle from communicating.
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If the rover loses power for an extended amount of time, there is a chance it won&apost be able to power the heaters needed to keep its electronics alive.
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The ERS provided two captain's chair-style rear seats with two-zone heaters and controls that allowed passengers to adjust media, climate, and panoramic roof settings with the Tesla app.
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The weather was a little milder than feared on Friday, but spectators still huddled near heaters, holding hot packs and slurping down steaming fishcake soup to ward off the chills.
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The department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy proposed on Friday new energy conservation standards for commercial water heaters, hot water supply boilers and unfired hot water storage tanks.
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Officials are monitoring the plume and advised anyone within a one-mile radius of the spill to stay inside with their windows closed and keep air conditioning and heaters off.
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Along the way, new concerns have cropped up about wear on equipment that came into contact with the contaminated water: refrigerators with water lines, dishwashers, water heaters, even fire trucks.
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Landlords could achieve the energy savings through a variety of means, such as improving steam heat systems, adding insulation, and installing more efficient boilers, water heaters and energy efficient windows.
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"In our center, they don't turn the heaters on, and it becomes very cold at night," said Mohammed Ceesay, a 17-year-old Gambian who arrived in Sicily in April.
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For example, Ellison said customers are buying new water heaters as homes fill up with kids home from college, or additional refrigerators and freezers as they stock-up on food.
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The winter weather is still lingering in the air which means things are heating up indoors ... with fireplaces going and heaters turnin' up, these stars are far from bundled up!
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One overall struggle for both Voyager spacecraft is maintaining power, which is needed for the science instruments as well as the heaters that keep them from freezing in deep space.
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The weather was a little milder than forecast on Friday, but spectators still huddled near heaters, holding hot packs and slurping down steaming fishcake soup to ward off the chills.
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Mr. Booker was one of the first politicians to fully embrace the direct reach of social media, tweeting out direct responses to Newark residents complaining of potholes and broken heaters.
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However, for the many existing homes currently heated with natural gas, electrification will increase costs at today's prices, compared to replacing gas furnaces and water heaters with new gas devices.
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Space heaters illuminated a nest that Tory Turk (the creative lead), Alexia Marmara (the editorial lead) and Mr. Hyman had made for themselves amid boxes of donations to the collection.
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For two years, they had been using Amish heaters because their furnace had been damaged by the first flood during Hurricane Matthew, which brought two feet of water into their home.
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In particular, fire officials tend to warn that devices like space heaters or home appliances should not be plugged into cheap extension cords or power strips lest they start a fire.
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"Ugandan oil is heavy and you need to install heaters along the way at 4 or 5 different locations ... So it is a bit challenging," he said of the planned pipeline.
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J.T. finally made it to the end (of course he did, dude hits 100 MPH heaters with steady hands for a living) ... and we all exhaled with him as he celebrated.
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We asked our landlord for 18 days off, detailing how we were on the hook for the month's electricity bill, which would skyrocket due to the use of the space heaters.
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States in the northeast like Massachusetts can see major demand spikes when solar output is low, like in the winter as temperatures drop and people spend more time indoors with heaters.
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"The first time through the lineup you're going to see some heaters and he likes to go with the slider the second, third time through, so I was aggressive," Lamb said.
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The European Union had introduced rules that favor gas water heaters over electric ones, as a way to encourage countries that rely on coal-powered electricity to shift from dirty fuel.
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During busy times, for instance, we sometimes found a dish or two had spent too long under the heaters (a particular shame when meant-to-be-runny egg yolks were involved).
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Further complicating matters, the government's aggressive drive to stamp out coal burning for stoves and heaters overreached over winter and left many residents shivering because natural gas installations had fallen behind.
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It includes longer drivers that can reach the back of cluttered electrical cabinets, and stubby ones for maneuvering behind washing machines or water heaters that are set close to the wall.
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For example, Ellison said some customers are buying new water heaters as homes fill up with kids home from college, or additional refrigerators and freezers as they stock-up on food.
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But, Mr. Bengtson, who has worked in hardware stores for more than 40 years, said he is used to fluctuations in winter weather affecting sales of snow melt, shovels and heaters.
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Dyson has had cooling fans that double as space heaters ever since the first Dyson Hot came out in 2011, pairing the company's bladeless Air Multiplier air-blowing tech with, well, heat.
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It aims to replace coal-fired heaters in 2 million households with natural gas or electric systems by the end of this year, the provincial government-backed Henan Daily reported on Wednesday.
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The company has taken the motor technology it perfected in its vacuums, and repurposed it for bladeless fans, heaters, humidifiers, purifiers, the Supersonic, and its new robotic vacuum cleaner, the 543 Eye.
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WASHINGTON, May 3 (Reuters) - General Motors Co said Friday it is recalling 32500,000 medium- and heavy-duty diesel trucks equipped with engine-block heaters for fire risks after 19 reports of fires.
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" Now with the tour in their rearview and the band locked in, Heaters are ready for more: "We've toured the album like six months ago so it already feels old to us.
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And today the company announced its entire Wi-Fi connected appliance lineup, which includes dishwashers, stoves, laundry machines, fridges, and even water heaters, will now work with Google Assistant and Google Home.
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But one group of researchers has imagined how an entire power grid could be taken down by hacking a less centralized and protected class of targets: home air conditioners and water heaters.
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Brazil has sought his arrest since 60 automatic rifles, including AK-47s and other combat rifles, were found at Rio de Janeiro airport in June hidden in a shipment of pool heaters.
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But don't worry: Co-anchors Savannah Guthrie (who slipped on a thick, fur-collared coat just before the show) and Kotb kept warm behind their desk with a bank of hidden heaters.
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To mimic the sticky summer conditions in Asia, Pitsiladis devised a thermal chamber in a home in Addis Ababa, employing heaters and kettles of boiling water while Bekele trained on a treadmill.
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The Department of Energy under Obama's leadership has put out regulations meant to save energy in water heaters, air conditioners, ceiling fans, dishwashers and a wide swath of other applicances and equipment.
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Energy efficient models: Additionally, some space heaters are built specifically to be energy-efficient and buying one of those options means you could save a little money on your monthly energy bill.
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Smoking had just been banned inside clubs, so we'd languish under heaters in the cold, holding court, getting to know each other over hip-flasks, rather than shouting across sticky dance-floors.
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Still, the citizens keep the infirmaries staffed at a liveable temperature, burning internal heaters and reinforcing the walls with insulation, knowing any one of them might be admitted there at any time.
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If your home is cold and you desperately need to turn on the heaters, the QC1 is going to turn on the two GPUs and mine at a 60 MH/s speed.
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Just watch this: Alright, so maybe they're not "heaters" per se—and it definitely sounds like she's using a wiffle ball—but goddamn, she's got a pretty tight handle on her form.
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That an over-excited music press hyped them out of existence, and legions of fans expected more than a few Nissan Micra heaters—and that they never had a chance to settle.
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Three firms are working together to trial more than 100 internet-connected electric storage heaters in a bid to heat homes using electricity which would theoretically be cheaper and less carbon intensive.
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Some athletes who can't get hot enough temps outdoors create their own heat rooms by setting up a few space heaters next to a treadmill and cranking them up to 90 degrees.
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Vienna gets cold in winter, there's no doubt about it, but the city still has the European culture of sitting outside at cafés and restaurants — outdoor heaters and blankets are the norm.
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As many Americans hunker down under blankets and in front of space heaters this week, meteorologists will be staring at satellite images of the "truly amazing" storm spinning up the East Coast.
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A school employee had attempted to alert headmaster Lei Hua about the excessive use of electricity, but Hau reportedly blamed it on the heaters and air conditioners, according to South China Morning Post.
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Shepard says the family relied on multiple space heaters to keep warm in their mobile home, and Cummins' wife and daughter were out buying propane when the fire erupted in the living room.
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We're rounding up the best space heaters for just about every living situation and budget, while we also paid attention to customer reviews to figure out which are the best of the best.
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In the case of the neural network tested by Google and OpenAI's researchers for this work, these categories were wide-ranging: everything from wool to Windsor ties, from seat belts to space heaters.
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My wife joined me on the trip and reported that the seat heaters in the Volvo worked well, though as far as she is concerned they are never warm enough in any car.
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If there were, and heaters start shipping with the same device standard, then customers can win on power prices, and utilities can integrate these virtual batteries into new wind and solar generation systems.
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In the past year, the artist has enjoyed a breakthrough internationally, with a string of well-received heaters on labels including NYC's Good Timin', Berlin's Red Motorbike, and now, London's No Bad Days.
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We will also set up wind nets to block the wind which have proven to be successful, as well as installing additional heaters around the stadium for people to go to if necessary.
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To ensure the smaller V9 motor still produces the same intense blast of air as other hair dryers, the Supersonic borrows the air multiplier techniques used by Dyson's fans, heaters, and air purifiers.
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This house, like others, may have burned when a meth lab exploded, or simply from the winter danger of woodstoves or space heaters, trying to stay warm in a home without central heat.
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A different group of analysts realized that they could potentially take a power grid down by conscripting air conditioners, water heaters, and other devices into a botnet and coordinating a massive power draw.
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Some hot yoga studios use the same infrared heaters to heat their studios, and there are even portable infrared saunas that you can buy to use in the comfort of your own home.
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The houses come equipped with A. O. Smith water heaters that can be remotely controlled and Trane smart thermostats that can manage all the equipment and can connect to cameras and security systems.
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Democrats said the bill amounted to a regulatory exemption that would increase air pollution, similar to a bill passed Wednesday that would delay air emissions rules for brick kilns and wood-fired heaters.
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Accordingly, the agency's new power management system considers "multiple options for dealing with the diminishing power supply on both spacecraft, including shutting off additional instrument heaters over the next few years," notes NASA.
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I wish I knew how cold it was going to be at night in this part of Bolivia since temperatures dropped well below freezing and our accommodation on the tour didn't have heaters.
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But some medical experts in Guangxi suggested that the carbon monoxide deaths reflected growing use of poorly installed gas heaters, as well as an unusually long and sharp cold spell across the region.
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Before we huddle around petroleum-powered heaters in our sleeping tents, flashes of Northern Lights appear on the horizon, swaying ghost-like across the sky like snakes being charmed out of a basket.
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Surplus renewable electricity can be stored in a fleet of electric vehicle batteries, or as heat in water heaters, or as ice in air conditioners, and used when wind and solar production has slowed.
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Damp air and increased use of coal heaters often combine to create dense fog in the city as well as industrial regions in the southern part of the country during the winter and fall.
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It's not the first time we've seen companies try to funnel excess heat from computing tasks into home heating, either: Dutch startup Nerdalize began a pilot program that used servers as heaters last year.
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But unlike some of Dyson's other products such as its fans, heaters, and robovacs, the lamp connects to the app over Bluetooth instead of wifi, which unfortunately limits your ability to control it remotely.
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Heeeeeey buddy... The closing of the gate coincided with Will's recovery from that nasty possession, aided in part by his mother Joyce's bananas decision to slowly roast him alive with space heaters and blankets.
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The big man slammed through half an hour of low-and-slow-rolling rap, crystalline R&B heaters, and an audacious Carly Simon/J-Kwon mash-up that'll be in your head all year.
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With the amount of power dwindling (the radioisotope thermoelectric generators aren't expected to last much beyond 2025), NASA is having to decide which components get the juice required for the heaters, and which don't.
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And that night, as we lay huddling together in a sleeping bag against the bitter Great Plains cold (one of the two gas heaters wouldn't start), Hey told me just how they'd gotten here.
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Mr. Mukhopadhyay, who began working at Oyo in August 2018, said employees were under so much pressure to add new rooms that they brought hotels online that lacked air-conditioning, water heaters or electricity.
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Everywhere, civilian men wearing traditional Yazidi headgear were loading trucks and cars with appliances, furniture, cabinetry, rolled-up carpets, kitchenware, flat-screen TVs, space heaters, air-conditioners, lamps, toys, clothes, shoes, tools, and bedding.
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The street carts selling roasted chestnuts, the old tram making its way slowly, the street cats huddling around heaters in cafes — all gave the city the feel of an old black-and-white photograph.
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Today, as much of the country braces for the historic "bomb cyclone" to pass, many are relying on their furnaces, water heaters, stovetops and electrical outlets working without a hitch, to weather the storm.
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AF: It's funny, I-, this is my first year at Davos, I heard how cold it is, and here we are with heaters-, MS: No, no, you don't know what it was really like.
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Two under-the-hood fires in Lincoln MKCs caused by overheating block heaters were reported to Ford in Canada leading to the recall of 5,536 SUVs in that country and in the United States.
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There is a 3,000-gallon propane tank to power heaters throughout the house, a 300-gallon diesel storage tank to fuel a diesel-powered generator and two back-up generators — one diesel and one propane.
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On Thursday of this week, she received a check from Atmos to pay for heaters, an electric stove that plugs into the wall, and a toaster oven — appliances to cope with the lack of gas.
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South Korea transferred about 113 tonnes of materials and equipment including steel, copper, nickel and water heaters to North Korea in June and July, according to customs data released by opposition lawmaker Cheong Yang-seog.
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Until the time to do that work came, Anders would also oversee the command module's life support systems—the oxygen, heaters and power systems on which the astronauts' lives would ride for the next week.
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Get ready for the day, pack my lunch and clothes for the weekend (I'm housesitting for a family friend), and turn off all the lights and the heaters since I won't be back until Sunday.
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Under the proposal, which needs city council approval, more than 14,000 buildings larger than 25,000 square feet would need to upgrade boilers, water heaters, windows and roofs to meet new fossil fuel caps by 2030.
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Many of the more than 100 buildings in Msheireb - apartments, offices, hotels, a shopping mall and a primary school - are fitted with solar panels, solar water heaters and overhangs designed to shade the surrounding sidewalks.
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During the coldest months, restaurants offer sheepskin wool blankets and space heaters so patrons can dine outside; outdoor movies play in the downtown area; and locals crowd the bars and warm up with mulled wine.
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In Qiaoli, a small village surrounded by orchards and fields, yellow pipes to carry natural gas now snake around old brick houses, fueling heaters that the local government installed at no expense to the residents.
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The commission claimed that Home Depot, between August 2012 and November 2016, knowingly sold units of 33 different products, including portable heaters, outdoor lights and fire extinguishers, that had been recalled due to dangerous defects.
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Gaza requires up to 470 megawatts of power per day — with demand increasing when people use heaters during the winter — but it is producing or receiving barely a third of that amount, according to officials.
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Stocking a store like his requires preparation: thousands of dollars worth of salt, shovels, space heaters and window insulation need to be ready the instant the forecast calls for a heavy snow or cold snap.
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The pollution standards would require owners of large buildings to take steps to meet new fossil fuel caps, including upgrading boilers, water heaters, roofs and windows, and accelerating replacement or refinancing plans for their buildings.
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Theoretically, the 45 million electric water heaters in the US could be connected to the grid and controlled; water heating could be shifted to those times when excess wind or solar energy needs to be absorbed.
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Walmart and Amazon have a pretty big collection of space heaters on sale, from personal ones, to oscillating tower versions, to bigger portable radiators to cover that one room in the house that's always extra chilly.
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As far as merchandise goes, there's something for everyone—bulletproof backpacks for kids, off-grid solar-powered water heaters, a stun gun disguised as a Vape pen capable of delivering 18 million volts, gardening tools, swords.
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Heaters are already one of the most expensive electrical devices in a home, and if you're already spending the money to heat your home, you might as well make some of that back in cryptocurrency, right?
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The government also plans subsidies of up to 3,000 euros for low-income families who switch from old, polluting diesel fuel heating systems to renewable energy heating systems, such as wood-fired heaters or heat pumps.
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The only downsides are that the heater doesn't offer some of the timing and programming features that you might get from other heaters, and because it's fan-operated, it might be a little loud at times.
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Growth in demand stemmed from regular replacements as a Scandinavian sauna's heaters need to be replaced a couple of times during each sauna's lifespan, and from growing awareness of the health benefits of saunas, he said.
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With a stainless steel lining on the inside of sewage pipes, Suez recuperates 4 to 8 degrees of that warmth and boosts it to about 50 degrees for use in space heaters or as hot water.
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I've mostly focused on California in this post, but it's worth pointing out that in other, less temperate states, the electricity system faces higher seasonal peaks, as everyone turns on heaters or air conditioners at once.
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A single file line of four dials climbs the dashboard between the seats, to control the air conditioning system and seat heaters (despite a healthy clientele based in desert climates, Bugatti skipped cooled seats, citing weight concerns).
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"Fuel oil is expensive, it creates pollution and all of it has to be imported ... We have decided to make an effort to help people change their heaters," EDF Chief Executive Jean-Bernard Levy told RTL radio.
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NASA is having to manage a delicate balance, making sure the rover doesn't run out of energy while maintaining its power-hungry survival heaters—a system that protects the rover's batteries from freezing in the extreme cold.
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Moving around on the planet produces heat for the robot's battery and components, but with the rover sitting still and drained of power, it hasn't been able to warm itself up through movement or its electrical heaters.
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The events of the film take place amid creepy watercolor backdrops reminiscent of that other perfect suburban mood piece, Donnie Darko, as well as in homes with old, tacky furniture and around space heaters in ugly garages.
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LPG, often referred to as butane or propane, is commonly used in heaters or stoves in some countries, but can also be an ingredient in plastics used to churn out everything from drinks bottles to carrier bags.
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"Even people who used to work selling food moved to work in solar energy because of the high demand," Faqih said from his shop in Sanaa selling solar water heaters and panels imported from India and China.
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"It was one of those deals where I just kept throwing heaters, like, 'Hey, man, it would be really cool if he hit a homer,'" said Lester, who held Griffey to a single in four at-bats.
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Warwick had implanted a silicon chip in his left arm which emitted radio signals that caused doors in his office to open and close and lights and heaters to switch on and off as he moved around.
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Even adding on solar panels or high-efficiency water heaters are new enough to be an uncertain risk for traditional banks, so the high interest rate on the loan might not be worth the energy bill savings.
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The reality is that it's lots of work keeping up a heritage-like building, keeping the solar electric and water services running, fueling myriad wood and propane, stoves, heaters and fireplaces, stewarding three acres of beautiful trees.
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Joseph O'Brien of the Navy, the commanding officer of the Iwo Jima, found himself suddenly tending to the heaters on his ship — just back from five months off the coast of Djibouti — to ensure they still worked.
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That's because it encompasses everything that has surrounded us for the past several decades, from buildings, roads, bridges, power plants and factories, to long-established brands of consumer appliances such as AC units, fridges and water heaters.
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About 220 years ago I lived in Vermont, and though the 1003-year-old house I called home had three separate kinds of heating (central heat, space heaters and a wood stove), it had no air-conditioning.
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After three years in office, the Trump administration has shown little enthusiasm for issuing new energy standards — and has even missed legal deadlines to review existing ones for 20193 products, including water heaters and room air conditioners.
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Besides being able to do things like get directions, play music or open the garage door, drivers will now be able to turn on the seat heaters, adjust interior lighting and control other settings with voice commands.
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It is heated only by three space heaters — the kind that come with a fake fireplace animation and are constantly turning off for a reason no one has explained to me and that I will likely never understand.
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Last winter, when Ms. Manning did not have heat in her apartment, she purchased portable heaters with a $100 gift card from Children's Aid, one of the seven organizations supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.
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It's less about finding your $200,000-plus truck in a mall parking lot, and more about getting comfortable: you can control the seat heaters and ventilators, cabin temperature, radio, and massage systems (yes, massage systems) from your wrist.
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Crack country singer-songwriter Chris Stapleton continues his post-CMA Awards win streak this weekend with a performance on Saturday Night Live's first episode of the new year showcasing heaters from his long-overdue debut solo album Traveller.
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Amazon Smart Plug and Echo, $54.98 (originally $124.98) [Deal expired]Use your voice to control lights, portable heaters, or any device with this Amazon Smart Plug and the best Alexa smart speaker you can buy, the Echo.11.
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Although TJX, Ross, and Burlington mainly sell clothes, and dollar stores offer packaged food and household basics, Ollie's offers a random mix of everything from space heaters to speakers to comic books at no-frills, warehouse-style stores.
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Most tenants who had moved into the building within the past 244 years said that nonfunctional heaters had been the norm since they moved into the three-story, red brick building, which was built in the late 226s.
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It began as the parts arm of General Motors, and years ago operated dozens of unionized plants that churned out the type of mechanical auto components that put venture capitalists to sleep: air-conditioners, brakes, heaters and radios.
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The CPSC now monitors categories like baby products; toys; appliances and other home goods; sports and recreational items; and fire and carbon monoxide-emitting items like generators and space heaters, as well as products with lead or mercury.
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Mission team members have a delicate balancing act ahead if the dust storm persists; they&aposll need to run Opportunity&aposs heaters enough to keep the rover from freezing, but not so much that they run out its batteries.
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It automatically powers devices like fans, humidifiers, heaters, purifiers, and other similar devices the moment it senses that your air quality has dropped — meaning you can enjoy healthy, breathable air without having to fidget to find the right device.
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Financial data provider Refinitiv predicted gas demand in the Lower 22015 U.S. states would hit a daily record of 21 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) on Wednesday as consumers crank up their heaters to escape the bitter cold.
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Morris was often one of the loudest voices at demonstrations, including one she helped organize in 1972 after two black children living in public housing died in a fire that was started when their portable heaters were knocked over.
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But they also serve as a distribution point for all the wires in a house, with breakers monitoring the lights and power sockets in different rooms, and separate breakers regulating some individual appliances, such as cookers and water heaters.
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With a combination of rooftop solar panels, smart thermostats, advanced water heaters and other high-efficiency features, the homes are all built with a similar goal: to make at least as much energy as they use over a year.
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Making the homes even more efficient are dual-pane windows that help retain or keep out heat (depending on the need), LED lighting and advanced water heaters that work by funneling heat from the ambient air into the water.
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Wesfarmers made several "self-induced" blunders with Homebase, including dropping popular lines for kitchens and bathrooms and underestimating winter demand for a range of items from heaters to cleaning and storage, CEO Rob Scott said in February this year.
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It had offered the deal to buyers of its "championship package" - which is valued up to 16,100 yuan and includes gas stoves, water heaters and dish washers - from June 1 to July 3 as part of a marketing campaign.
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The proposed 260 plan still allows new home construction to continue with some natural gas but it looks to reduce gas need over time and facilitate a shift to high-efficiency electric appliances, such as heat pump water heaters.
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Like characters in the Mel Brooks film "The Producers," business owners from Belgium to Taiwan to the Gaza Strip have taken to using the Nazi dictator's name and visage to sell shampoo, fried chicken, jeans, space heaters and more.
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Ford's move follows its October announcement that it would use Alexa in three of its vehicle models by the end of 2016 to allow drivers to communicate with their smart home devices, such as heaters, lights or security systems.
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The heaters it uses to survive Mars's extreme cold draw power from the battery, but NASA officials were optimistic about Opportunity's prospects because the planet entered spring last month and dust storms can keep temperatures high (by Martian standards).
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"Anybody that has fuel-burning equipment, or burns fireplaces, gas logs, gas hot water heaters, gas furnaces – anything that uses fossil fuels, so to speak, has the chance of having – like this restaurant – a malfunction in the equipment," said Williams.
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The researchers at Sandia Z recreated this plasma by blasting silicon with pulses of extremely high-energy x-rays; each pulse has roughly the same amount of energy as running one of these electric heaters for 20 minutes or so.
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Scaling up to human organs Ultimately, the research team refined the nanoparticles and how they were dispersed so they could act as tiny heaters, rapidly and uniformly warming tissues at rates 10 to 100 times faster than any previous method.
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She thinks that because I'm not free to suddenly pursue a work opportunity across the country, or that I think about things like siding repair or water heaters, means that I'm being crushed under this burden of my own making.
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Well, all of those things change as soon as the leaves start to do the same; office heaters are cranked up, the chilly air whips at your skin, and perhaps worst of all, your nose and throat feel bone-dry.
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Plus, by using inefficient toilets and heaters, your company might be having a bigger impact on the environment than you'd think: Businesses and public institutions consume more than 25 percent of the water used in metropolitan areas, according to NASA.
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He explained that his team had obtained the brains of around 150 pigs from a slaughterhouse, then, using a bunch of pumps and heaters, managed to circulate enough oxygen deep into their brains to restore some level of basic activity.
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The Simple Dollar looked at the most common home repairs and how much they tend to cost; they included roof work (typically $5,000-$12,4003) and water heater problems (with new heaters priced at $300-$900 and up to $250 for installation).
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As consumers cranked up heaters to escape the bitter cold, gas demand in the Lower 48 U.S. states jumped to a preliminary record high of 145.1 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) on Wednesday, according to financial data provider Refinitiv.
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I was thinking that I should add pockets to the sweaters that can hold portable heaters or make the sweater electric so it keeps the drone at a warmer temperature, and actually this would be useful, if not just for novelty.
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People who use paraffin-based creams have been advised by the MHRA to avoid smoking and to steer clear of naked flames and other heat sources, such as heaters, while their skin is in contact with clothing or other fabric.
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The project, costing 10.8 million pounds ($14.2 million) and partly financed by the European Regional Development Fund, will install solar panels on more than 70 council houses, as well as smart water heaters and smart batteries in homes and businesses.
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Since that requires upwards of 15,000 crayons to complete the design, you'll be spending $3,229 for your masterpiece, so just make sure you keep it well clear of open flames, heaters, or anything that could cause it to melt away.[Color.Works]
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Last year THUMP swung by, and we can attest that the only thing hotter than the action going down in the room's dark corners were the nasty house and techno heaters provided by the "bathroom attendants" in the DJ booth.
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While mines are usually laid in rows in open ground, improvised explosives in buildings are wired into household appliances such as fridges, heaters and televisions, primed to explode at the flick of a switch or an opened door, experts say.
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Other small companies want to help people manage their electrical demand in real time, installing water heaters or dishwashers that can turn themselves on or off to match the intermittent supply of electricity coming from wind farms and solar panels.
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Since the average electricity bill in the U.S. is $112.59 month, according to 2016 data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the guys are marketing to owners of larger homes, which have more lights, AC units, water heaters and appliances.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe is banning the installation of new electric water heaters in a bid to save power, energy regulations published on Wednesday showed, at a time when the country is enduring rolling blackouts lasting up to 18 hours a day.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe is banning the installation of new electric water heaters in a bid to save power, energy regulations published on Wednesday showed, at a time when the country is enduring rolling blackouts lasting up to 18 hours a day.
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The approved standards still allow new home construction to continue with some natural gas but the state is pushing to reduce gas need over time and facilitate a shift to high-efficiency electric appliances, such as heat pump water heaters.
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Last April, the U.S. Department of Energy, as part of the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act (NAECA), passed NAECA3 which created a host of a new, more rigorous efficiency standards for household appliances, where water heaters were the primary targets.
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I also didn't consider that, because it's so cold (if you can't tell, there's a house and a couple of RVs) if you had more than one or two space heaters running at a time, it would blow the circuit.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. While we try to enjoy the start of a currently-freezing London summer, the THUMP UK office has at least been warmed by the fiery embers of relentless heaters all week long.
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Ron Prestage, president of one of Iowa's biggest hog producers, Prestage Farms, said his company had been stocking up on feed to last at least until Friday, and was making sure heaters and water lines were running at hog barns.
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The 90,000-bpd PSLA-7 CDU was the last of the refinery's four CDUs to return to production after being idled by a fire in a natural gas pipeline that supplied fuel to the heaters on the CDUs, the sources said.
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Clearlight Premier IS-5 five-seater cedar sauna; $0003,995 (includes shipping) Gwyneth Paltrow loves her Clearlight sauna, so if it's good enough for Paltrow... The IS-5 cedar model comes with temperature control, reading lights, "therapeutic" infrared heaters, Bluetooth and more.
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Rex Hohlbein, the founder of Facing Homelessness, a nonprofit organization that provides homeless people in Seattle with things they may need, has been handing out fuel, heaters, tents and tarps to those who are at risk in the frigid weather.
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In Schenectady, N.Y., it got so cold and drafty that Chris Bendix, an engineering student, rigged up a "blanket cave" by raising a bed, hanging blankets from the side and sleeping inside the makeshift cave, snug against the baseboard heaters.
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For between $60 and $90 dollars a day, you can keep your fridge cold (in case you didn't already put the beer outside), your TV on, power a few light bulbs, your computer charger, lava lamp, electric kettle, and most importantly, space heaters.
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Try Calico, in Blagden Alley, where you can perch next to tall heaters with flames and sip a creamy hot chocolate — made with butter chocolate and spiked with dark rum — while cozying up under the bar's selection of fleece and flannel blankets.
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In the early afternoon of December 1st he visited Indianapolis, Indiana's capital, to claim credit for Carrier, a local maker of air conditioners and heaters, deciding to keep some 1,000 manufacturing jobs in America rather than move them to Mexico, as planned.
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Elsewhere in the region, next-day gas at the Henry Hub in Louisiana fell to $2.57/mmBtu for Tuesday, its lowest in almost a year as consumers turn off their heaters with temperatures in Houston rising into the 70s Fahrenheit (20s Celsius).
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"We will also set up wind nets to block the wind which have proven to be successful, as well as installing additional heaters around the stadium for people to go to if necessary," a spokeswoman for the PyeongChang Organizing Committee previously told PEOPLE.
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Named after a fancy Brazilian footballer of the same name, "Thiago Silva" was one of this year's fiercest underground heaters, birthed from the brains of AJ Tracey, one of the most exciting new grime talents around, and Dave, UK rap's best young prospect.
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Managing Director Rob Scott said Australia's largest retailer by revenue had made several "self-induced" blunders after buying Homebase, including dropping popular lines for kitchens and bathrooms and underestimating winter demand for a range of items from heaters to cleaning and storage.
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In Libya today, brave IOM staff are working against the odds to improve conditions to meet minimum standards of safety, hygiene and sanitation: installing proper toilets and water purification systems, repairing sewage pipes and electrical cabling, and providing ventilation fans and water heaters.
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HARARE, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe is banning the installation of new electric water heaters in a bid to save power, energy regulations published on Wednesday showed, at a time when the country is enduring rolling blackouts lasting up to 18 hours a day.
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So between this production grind, as well as a steady slate of gigs, needless to say, Drake stays busy, but she recently took some time out of her schedule to put together a mix of absolute heaters for this week's Noisey Mix.
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Executive Director Helaine Balsam recapped the board's activities in 2017; Tenants' Representative Chuck DeLaney asked about heating complaints during New York City's recent cold spell, prompting a discussion of heaters and carbon monoxide detectors with the Board's Fire Department Representative, Richard Roche.
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"We envision where you can use the same digital assistant in the car to be able to control the seat heaters but also the temperature, open the garage or whatever it might be with your smart home devices at home," Brady said.
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The Envoy, for one, has come up with a novel way to handle this: In February, it installed on its rooftop six heavy plastic igloos, each seating up to 10 people and containing carpeting, chairs, blankets, and electrical outlets for lighting and heaters.
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After a week of hanging it up with heaters and fans, trying to squeeze it out, and otherwise wishing it would dry out, I figured that the center was getting a little moldy and maybe wasn't the ideal thing to sleep on.
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Despite unsuccessful attempts to ban them in 2008 and 2009, and a Paris court ruling that overturned a ban on gas heaters for cafe terraces in 2013, Mr. Boutault renewed his proposal to get rid of heated terraces in Paris last December.
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Ramesh Gupta, a shopkeeper in New Delhi who works at one of India's biggest electrical wholesalers' markets, said that most branded heating appliances had sold out and that prices for basic heaters had doubled in the last week, to about $19 from $10.
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Warsaw's spike in air pollution was driven largely by a severe cold snap that forced thousands of private households, especially the most destitute ones, to crank up poor quality heaters that burn things like coal and garbage to beat back the winter chill.
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Even though surge protectors are well-suited for adding outlets in a concentrated area like behind a media center, you should never daisy-chain multiple power strips, or use them to power high-output devices like space heaters, air-conditioners or hair dryers.
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Here's how to combat the cold: When your office is even colder than usual, your landlord refuses to turn up the heat, or you can see your breath in the car, these are the quick-buy heaters you need to stay toasty in a pinch.
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He adds that the food protest followed a Sunday demonstration over the prison's conditions, which he says include broken/overflowing toilets, poor ventilation, broken heaters (January's average low temperature is 12 degrees in Michigan's upper peninsula), problems with visitation, and other issues with prison services.
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The new pollution standards, announced by Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) on Thursday, would require owners of large buildings to take steps to meet new fossil fuel caps, including upgrading boilers, water heaters, roofs and windows, and accelerating replacement or refinancing plans for their buildings.
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Check in with your lender or mortgage broker beforehand to ask about the kinds of red flags that can ding your appraisal, whether it's a lack of proper carbon monoxide detectors or in California, water heaters that are missing the requisite earthquake-resistant straps.
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In most cases, the deaths appeared to be caused by natural gas-fired heaters or stoves that were either shoddily built or improperly installed, allowing carbon monoxide to accumulate inside rooms to the point that it overwhelmed the occupants, news reports from Guangxi suggested.
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The last we heard from the rover was on June 10, at which point the storm was getting so intense that Opportunity couldn't charge its batteries any more and lowered itself into a hibernation state, warmed only by its plutonium-powered heaters — if they're even working.
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The unit, incorporated in the Province of British Columbia, Canada, is principally engaged in the building equipment services sector providing water heaters and HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) equipment, and other services to homeowners primarily in Ontario, under the consumer brand identity of "Reliance Home Comfort".
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In addition to warm bodies of freshwater, the brain-eating amoeba can also be found in "hot springs; warm water from industrial plants; naturally hot drinking water sources; poorly maintained swimming pools or ones with minimal to no chlorination; water heaters; and soil." the agency says.
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The team is using everything from industrial fans for both air circulation and to cool things down a touch in the summer at the warehouse, to tankless hot water heaters and bain marie kettles for their still, which is heated from mineral oil rather than water.
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Shifting everything over to run on clean electricity is going to substantially increase demand (and the need for load flexibility), but it's also going to provide aggregators and grid managers with scads of new dispatchable loads — water heaters, EVs, clothes washers, heat pumps, what have you.
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Personal heaters are a summer survival tool for many office workers chilled to the bone by hyperactive ventilation systems — an act of self-defense against an epidemic of overcooling that is wasting energy and confounding comfort in not only offices but also large shops, schools, and other buildings.
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If you're shopping for a thermostat you'll see two choices: the boring but reliable Honeywell that doesn't do much more than turn on your heaters, or the slick, shiny iPhone-esque Nest that promises to change the way your home is heated forever by just connecting to the internet.
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The first order of business when it comes to savings security is to make sure you have two funds: an emergency fund for total loss of income and a rainy day fund for those unexpected expenses that are never fun like car repairs, root canals, and new water heaters.
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Here are the best space heaters you can buy:Best space heater overall: Trustech Ceramic Space HeaterBest small space heater: Lasko 754200 heaterBest high-end space heater: Dyson AM09 heaterBest space heater fan: Vornado AVH2 Plus heaterUpdated on 10/10/2019 by Caitlin Petreycik: Updated formatting, prices, and links.
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The living conditions of the 100-or-so residents of the Eagle Avenue apartments in the Bronx are emblematic of sweeping neglect by the Housing Authority: When temperatures drop, the family brings out small electric space heaters, which they purchased, and duct tapes the edges of their windows to no avail.
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Thierry Salomon, a French energy engineer, estimated in an article published on LinkedIn in January that an 800-square-foot terrace heated by 10 electric heaters from mid-November to mid-March would amount to nine times an average household's electricity consumption in a year, excluding heating and hot water.
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Instead of running the heat for hours on end to ensure coming home to a toasty house or slumber without shivering, we've pulled some cozy gadgets on sale that may suffice over cranking the thermostat: Shop personal heaters (including a Dyson), electric blankets, and heated mattress pads at Amazon and Walmart.
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A team of members takes a step back from the freewheeling ethos to inspect studios, lofts and living spaces in the building in an effort to uncover potentially hazardous violations like overloaded sockets, unused space heaters left plugged in or improperly stored art supplies, like paint thinner, which is highly combustible.
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At first sign of a chill in the air, the vertical flames of space heaters flick on outside, and servers offer soft, oversize blankets to guests on the patio, circling several times, with the affectionate insistence of an abuela, coming back, always giving you the chance to change your mind.
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I have lost count of the number of bricks-and-mortar shops I have walked past in the weeks of waiting that have just the sort of electric heaters I need on sale there and then — any of which could have been sitting in my apartment keeping me warm all this while.
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The Dolphins, who practiced all week in the warmth of south Florida for their first playoff game since 2008, huddled around sideline heaters all afternoon in a failed attempt to warm up an offense that never got going as chilly winds blew off the adjacent three rivers and into a frigid Heinz Field.
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BEIJING — A rash of gas poisonings in a region of southern China has left at least 104 people dead and hundreds more hospitalized so far this year, according to government offices quoted in the state-run news media, which blamed poorly ventilated or faulty water heaters and cooking stoves for the deaths.
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A master at matching food and décor, he outdid himself with Mikette, transforming a nondescript one-story building into a movie set from "An American in Paris," with red banquettes, colorful French posters and a year-round terrace warmed in the winter by standing heaters just like those on the Champs-Élysées.
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While action deliberately aimed at providing deceptively favorable information about environmental impacts could obviously make a person cynical about a company's claims, efficiency advocates see similar risk hiding in the open in the "eco" buttons popping up on a wide array of products, from automobiles and TVs to dishwashers and water heaters.
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