Many people who were in caught in the path of Hurricane Sandy were not prepared for the implications of such a storm surge. Throughout parts of New York, New Jersey, and other East Coast locations, power was cut off - leaving many without power. This meant a very chilly situation in the home for those who relied on the energy to run their electric heaters in their homes and offices. Many others with back-up oil heaters were still left in the cold due to their oil heater having not been maintained properly or serviced prior to used to ensure proper functioning. If Oklahoma has any winter storms such as it has had in years past, having a back-up heater that does not require electricity is always a good idea. Many use oil heaters or heaters that run on some other form of fuel supply. For proper maintenance of an oil heater, eHow has prepared this informative article on how to maintain for your oil heater to ensure a toasty winter no matter what.
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