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> That means after ~1.5 hours, you've lost nearly all the heat in your home. As far as I know most of the heat in my home is stored in solid objects like the w
by changoplatanero 4y ago
> That means after ~1.5 hours, you've lost nearly all the heat in your home.
As far as I know most of the heat in my home is stored in solid objects like the walls and not the air. Replace all the air and you still have the heat
- PaulDavisThe1st 4y agoUnless you live in an adobe/stone/brick house, the thermal mass of your walls is pretty small. Traditional plaster would add a limited amount to a stud-framed house, but in most US houses, what you've said isn't true.