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Date created: 2013-05-03 Name: Junior
Location: BhsmlOUi

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"No Unfortunately Wood is Pretty Dirty Stuff"
No unfortunately wood is pretty dirty stuff. Mostly it's the way it's burned not hot enough to burn up it's pollutants. It's nice heat though I have a wood stove I use when it gets really cold.

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Date created: 2012-10-02 Name: Jeff Muschlitz
Location: Easton, PA

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"Bimini Natural Gas Boiler"
I have installed 3 Bimini Gas Boilers. The unit is easy to mount and install. Follow the piping recommendations from Crown, this boiler is not piped like a normal boilers. I have had no problems with start-up and annual use. The unit is very quiet, well built, and reliable. I recommend this boiler.

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Date created: 2011-11-11 Name: S Matos
Years owned: 9

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"Read this before you buy a Crown Boiler!"
I am the original owner of a Crown Boiler Bermuda, gas. The boiler is only 9 years old, but its already leaking water. According to the warranty, Crown covers parts for 12 years, but other than sending me a form to describe the problem. I have not received any response from them after a month of repeated attempts. If buying a Crown boiler, buy knowing that there is no warranty protection. The company knows that it is probably cheaper to buy a new boiler than go through small claims litigation.

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Date created: 2011-08-18 Name: J. Bradley
Location: Lincoln University, PA
Years owned: 7

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"Don't ever buy Crown Boilers"
I am the second owner of this Crown Boiler (oil fired for hot water radiators). The boiler was installed new in 2002 by the previous owner. Several weeks ago, during the annual maintenance visit by my oil company service technician discovered leakage of water at one of the block joints. He suggested I contact Crown which I did. I was told that the boiler block had a lifetime warranty which would not be honored, since I was not the original owner. So much for a "lifetime" warranty. The company representative I spoke to was very matter of fact and indicated I had no recourse at all. I would strongly advise any purchase of Crown products. I thought lifetime warranty meant lifetime. Just another scam!

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Date created: 2011-05-27 Location: L.A. CA

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"Crown Boiler Oil Fired Hot Water Cast Iron Boiler"
I have owned my Crown Boiler for two years now. I like the swing open burner door and the draft hood. It heats the water well with its 91,000 BTU. There is a one year warrenty on parts and also a Limited lifetime heat exchanger warrenty so it comes with some goodies. I really have no complaints about it There is nothing i dislike about it. I have never had to replace it its still quite young at two years. I would recomend it to anyone, friend or family. Its a verry good boiler and if i had to i would buy the same model again, absolutly.

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Date created: 2011-05-21 Location: Westmoreland, TN.

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"I am happy with my boiler."
My husband and I used to have an old boiler in our house (one from 1980), but about 2 years ago we decided to remodel the house and got almost everything new. I am satisfied with the boiler I have and I don't have any complaints about it, yet. I'm hoping I wont have to get any repairs done for some years, because when I was purchasing, I saw reviews that said it was a very reliable one and they have yet to have any problems out of it, such as myself. I don't want to have to replace it anytime soon because as far as I know, boilers are supposed to last for a very long time. I would recommend this one to a friend, but they could also shop around to see if there is better, because you need the most you can get for your money.

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Date created: 2011-05-18 Location: New York, New York

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"Crown Aruba III Boiler Review"
There are 2 main factors that homeowners should consider when they are choosing a boiler. The first is price, with the economy the way it is more people are trying to save money as much as they can. The second is Energy Efficiency; you want to make sure that the boiler that you choose can actually save you money not make you spend more. The Aruba 3 Series boiler has some performance features that are just what you need. They have a temperature and pressure gauges that you can easily read. If the pressure is too high then you know there is a problem with the boiler. Read the manual to determine what the proper settings of the temperature and pressure should be for your boiler. A power-coated jacket that helps keep the heat in the boiler protects the cabinet of the boiler. The boiler itself is insulated with fiberglass to also help stop excess heat loss. These two features will help you save money and help contribute to the energy efficiency of the boiler. You can choose from one of two options, a standing pilot light or an electric ignition. The Heat Exchanger is constructed with cast iron. This will help protect the exchanger and keep the boiler running smooth for many years to come. The boiler also comes with factory installed push nipples to help with the water transfer and those come with a lifetime-limited warranty. To also aid in the efficiency of the boiler are the motorized vent dampers. These dampers will prevent a lot of heat loss through the chimney.

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Date created: 2011-04-05 Location: Sussex, WI

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"Hot Water Pipe Boiler"
I am very happy with my new house and its heating system! We just move here 3 years ago and this is very new to us! We always have natural gas for our heating system in our old house. The heat would blow out of vents located all over the house. I honestly liked that because when i was cold i would stand right by it! However the "new age" hot water pipes we have now through the house works better i think. There is not cold or hot spots in the house with the pipe system. With the vents it would also make your eyes very dry and irritated because of the hot air blowing around, kind of just like if you had a fan. Now the heat in the new house is consistent all over the room. The hall ways and one bathroom does not have pipes but the heat from the rooms attached distribute evenly! The pipes run on the round in the main rooms. Also one last thing, because its pipe heating verse gas, we were able to install floor heating using the same type of system in the kitchen and the other bathroom! Thank you

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