Insulating aluminium foil on radiators

Insulating aluminium foil on radiators

Some people may ask, the heater is too hot and wrapping it in aluminium foil paper works well, but will it explode? Unlike the old dormitory heaters, these old-fashioned heaters pass through water vapour (so they are very hot) and wrapping them in aluminium platinum paper has an immediate effect, but it won't explode, will it...? A bit of a worry. Then, having said that, the aluminium foil paper in this case is actually the insulation foil, so it's OK for him to use on the radiator.

Don't worry, it's not dangerous, it's a good solution! It is the best way if you can turn down the flow adjustment valve of the heater. But if you use a special insulation cladding material, it will be more effective. There are materials for sale in the building materials market, similar to those used for air-conditioning refrigerant pipes but capable of withstanding temperatures of 120 degrees, and also similar to those used for sewer insulation, which works well and is better looking and more insulating than aluminium foil. Although aluminium foil conducts heat, it reflects radiation, and if it is covered with another layer, the air between the foils is itself the best insulation.

When you add a pot of cold water and turn on the gas, if you let your hand go to the bottom of the pot, it is absolutely hot, but the water in the pot is cool. Same reasoning. After a winter of testing (we have the heating on here until now), everything works fine, my room is much milder than my roommate's without scorching heating temperatures, there is nothing wrong with safety and the heating runs as it should. Well, that's all we have to say about the application of insulation foil on radiators.