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Radiators: Reclaimed Heat

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Supplier: Radiator Booster Key Features: Can be used on modern or vintage radiators. Reduces heating bills by up to 10 percent per year. Comes with a six-foot electric cord. Pricing: $39 Pricing as of 2011. Ask For: The Radiator Booster Learn more about Radiator Booster: Get Radiator Booster contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Rosemary Thornton, contributing editor Coax a little more heat out of cast-iron radiators with this Radiator Booster. The long, thin tube is made of recyclable polycarbonate. Internal fans are thermostatically controlled and designed to turn on at 86 degrees. The device redirects heat away from the wall and into the living space. That in turn keeps the furnace from cycling on as frequently, saving on fuel. It can be used atop radiator covers, but will not be as efficient. You'll need an electrical outlet, and the booster cannot be used in humid areas such as bathrooms. See more product stories like this: Baseboard Heating Radiator Covers Radiators Share this story:
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