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Should my basement heating pipes be insulated?
Some people leave the basement heating lines uncovered to get a little extra heat in the basement. Keep in mind that this may affect heating the rest of the house. There is heat loss through uncovered steam lines, and the steam will condense into water at a faster rate. The more efficient system is insulated.
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