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Electric Baseboard Heater Hum
Old electric baseboard heater (kicking 50 years) in bedroom with internal thermostat won't stop humming even when turned off. I'm concerned this may be an energy drain. Is this something to worry about? Any input appreciated. Thanks so much...
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