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Lesley wrote:
On Jan 10, 10:35 am, MLB wrote:

Just the name for a heat vent either on the floor or low on a wall.

I guess your central heating may be different from here in the UK-
here the standard arrangement is a boiler that heats water then pumps
it through to on the wall radiators

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs



My Grandfather's home had that system. We lived with him and remained
in that house after he passed. I hated cleaning those radiators/

we have a gas furnace in this condo and it sends heated air through the
heat registers (vents). I have lived here for 48 years MLB

Lesley wrote:
On Jan 10, 10:35 am, MLB wrote:

Just the name for a heat vent either on the floor or low on a wall.

I guess your central heating may be different from here in the UK-
here the standard arrangement is a boiler that heats water then pumps
it through to on the wall radiators

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

We have hot air heating, like much of the USA.

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"MLB" wrote in message
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Lesley wrote:
On Jan 9, 1:40 pm, Chris H wrote:
when the heat is on, they're
just as likely to be found on the registers.

I have got to ask- since the weather got cold a lot of people
here
have mentioned their cats fondness for these registers- what
are they?

Just the name for a heat vent either on the floor or low on a
wall.

[Heat] register is a term that seems to have fallen into disuse
here in the UK. I recall my grandparents talking about opening
the register on the Parkray coal fire - the register was simply a
sliding vent that could vary the amount of air being drawn into
the base of the fire (and hence regulate the intensity and output
of the fire).

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MatSav