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Why is it called an Outdoor Wood Boiler?

April 26, 2017Boiler called Outdoor wood

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Why is it called an Outdoor Wood Boiler?

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The name is a little misleading as it does not actually boiler water, it heats it to a safe 150-185 degrees. Water actually boils near 212 degrees. Our wood boilers allows the user to adjust the temperature of the water to your preferred level. For instance, during the summer, we recommend you leave the tempurature at 153 degress and during the winter we recommend you adjust the temperature up to 185 degrees.

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The name is a little misleading as it does not actually boiler water, it heats it to a safe 150-185 degrees. Water actually boils near 212 degrees. Our wood boilers allows the user to adjust the temperature of the water to your preferred level. For instance, during the summer, we recommend you leave the temperature at 153 degrees and during the winter we recommend you adjust the temperature up to 185 degrees.