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No Ice-Device Keeps Sewer Vents Open
Here's a simple new way to keep ice from forming in sewer vent stacks.
The "No Ice-Device" from Behrens Construction, Minot, N. Dak., prevents ice build-up in outlet stacks by blowing room-temperature air up into them. It's powered by a small electric fan that forces room temperature air into the stack. The unit
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No Ice-Device Keeps Sewer Vents Open FARM HOME Houses 20-6-35 Here's a simple new way to keep ice from forming in sewer vent stacks.
The "No Ice-Device" from Behrens Construction, Minot, N. Dak., prevents ice build-up in outlet stacks by blowing room-temperature air up into them. It's powered by a small electric fan that forces room temperature air into the stack. The unit can be wired into a thermostat so it automatically turns the fan on when the furnace starts and off when it stops, or into a timer or switch.
It has a plunger-type stop that prevents sewer gas from entering the building.
Sells for $87.50 plus $5 S&H.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Behrens Construction & Mfg., R.R. 6, Box 227, Country Club Road, Minot, North Dakota 58701 (ph 800 659-1268 or 701 839-5643).
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