Demand for pipe caps for furnaces burns on
Not like crazy. Not like hotcakes.
Rather, the E-Cap is selling like an obscure industrial part of a seldom-seen component of a home system that no one thinks about until it quits.
That’s fine with Mark Temple . For the small amount of time and money it took to take inventor Ken Brown’s brainstorm from the drawing board to the wholesale marketplace, the returns are picking up nicely, especially lately...
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