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8ternity
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Oil Burner Noise
We live in a levit home so we have no basement. Our oil burner is located on the 1st floor its behind a sort of flimsy sliding door. Is there anyway to reduce the noise? its very loud and comes on ofter do to the heat being on...is there a sound reducer thing-a-ma-jig...or do you think if we put a heavier door it will reduce the sound.
Any input would be appreciated...Thanks!
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Posted 12/8/11 11:46 PM  |
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ThePinkGoose
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Nunya
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Re: Oil Burner Noise
I would love to know too! It doesn't really bother us but when i'm in our bathroom, I sometimes hear it. I don't know how my tenant stands it  She's right next to it but she has never said anything??
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| Posted 12/9/11 12:05 PM |
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8ternity
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Member since 11/08 10586 total posts
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Re: Oil Burner Noise
lol...can anyone help us ???
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| Posted 12/9/11 4:59 PM |
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alli3131
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Allison
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Re: Oil Burner Noise
The only thing you can do is to sound insulate the room but its probably not worth it. I am not in a levitt house but basically the same and ours in in the kitchen in the closet. I am used to it by now and barely hear it
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| Posted 12/9/11 6:01 PM |
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babylove26
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Re: Oil Burner Noise
is the door made of real wood or is it made of masonite which is hallow? a solid door would absorb more sound.
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| Posted 12/10/11 4:57 PM |
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