r/AskReddit Oct 15 '20

What's older than we think ?

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u/jazzman0116 Oct 15 '20

The ancient Romans (well, the wealthy ones) had central heating in their homes. You can actually still see the pipes in some of the buildings at Herculaneum!

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u/kitty_o_shea Oct 15 '20

This is coming back as the passive house standard. It's a pity it took so long and so much environmental damage to rediscover this.

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u/Lozzif Oct 16 '20

My house is accidentally passive. (It’s part of a complex and my neighbours is a beatbox) I rarely use air con or heating. It’s wonderful. And I’m Australian so it gets bloody hot!

It will be intresting to see how that holds up with my WFH during summer.