The tiny tale I’m about to share with you got me thinking about noisy radiators. 

Very few Americans are, but that was the title of the short, silent film I watched on YouTube. The United States Bureau of Mines Department of Commerce made it during the 1920s, and it’s filled with drama and also an annoying surprise.

I spotted this question on The Wall at HeatingHelp.com. It was from a brand-new parent and it made me smile because brand-new parents think they can control everything their brand-new child does.

Ever wonder why the Dead Men painted so many of those old, free-standing, steam- and hot-water radiators silver?

In Frankfurt, they just smile at you and tell you to stick your keycard in the wall slot if you’d like electricity.

Carl Georg Munters, founder of air-treatment solutions company Munters, has been recognized as an ASHRAE Pioneer of the Industry.

A few issues ago I wrote about the chaos caused by installing motorized zone valves in older steam-heating systems found in places of worship.

At the turn of the 20th century, the American Radiator Company was the big cheese when it came to hydronic heating.