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Old 11-21-08, 11:53 AM
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just finished installing my wood boiler. just wondering how long roughly it will take to bring my zones up to temp (new house sip walls)? my other question is about a mixing valve. If the water feeding it is too hot, will it still let water through, or will it slow things and possibly create air in the system? thank you
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