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  • Heating Tips: Get The Dust Out Your House Now

    If you can't get rid of the dust in your home, even after cleaning everything in sight, take a look at your HVAC system. Dirty air vents and insufficient air filters may create an unhealthy environment in your house. The excessive dust in your home can cause allergy symptoms to flare up, or you can develop new allergies over time. You can make your home cleaner with the information below.
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  • Furnace Humidifiers Explained

    The furnace in your home is one of the most utilize—-and relied upon—of all home appliances during the winter months. But while the role it plays is absolutely indispensable, your furnace can also lead to certain air problems, with excessive dehydration being chief among them. Fortunately, you can offset this tendency through the installation of a furnace humidifier. This article will provide a helpful guide to the benefits and variations of furnace humidifiers.
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  • Commercial HVAC Design Efficiency Considerations

    The average commercial property tends to come with heating and cooling costs that are through the roof—a fact that is causing more and more distress as energy prices soar. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to help minimize the amount you spend on ensuring optimal HVAC comfort conditions. If you own a commercial property and would like to learn more about how to save on heating and cooling costs, read on.
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  • Signs Your Home's Gas Furnace Needs To Go

    Does your home have an older gas furnace? If so, it may be nearing the end of its lifespan and be in need of replacement. Instead of waiting for the unit to break down in the middle of the winter, consider getting rid of it during the warmer months when you won't be inconvenienced. Here are some signs that it is time to get rid of that gas furnace. A Yellow Flame
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  • 3 Principles For Air Conditioner Maintenance

    When it comes to helping you get the most out of your home air quality and comfort levels, you need to be sure that you care for your air conditioning unit. There are numerous HVAC pros who will help you maintain your air conditioner in the most favorable ways. In addition to paying for air conditioning maintenance, you should follow some steps in your home that will help you maintain the performance of your HVAC system.
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  • 7 Ways To Reduce Your Heating Bills

    There are not many things more comforting than walking into a toasty warm house after you've been out in the cold for hours. Unfortunately, keeping your house warm all winter can make your energy bills a lot more expensive. It's not uncommon for some homeowners to spend hundreds of dollars a month on their heating bills. However, making some changes around your house can prevent you from spending your entire bank account on heating.
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  • Just Bought A Fixer-Upper Home? Insulate The Entire House And Not Just The Attic

    If you recently purchased a fixer-upper as your first home, you may need to take big steps to get the house ready for your family to move into it, including insulating your attic to ward off heat loss in the winter. But while attic insulation can help prevent heat loss in your home, it may not be enough to keep your home comfortable or energy expenses down. It's a good idea that you insulate the entire house and not just the attic.
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  • Know Two Common Causes Of Moisture Intrusion When Using A Window Air Conditioner And How To Fix Them

    If you notice water running down the wall near your window air conditioner, you will need to investigate and repair the problem before it causes significant damage. There are a couple of common air conditioner-related causes of moisture intrusion into your home; below is a list of these and what you can do to correct the problem once it is discovered: Unit not level inside window A window unit functions by removing heat and moisture from the ambient air; this is accomplished by passing warm, humid air over an evaporator coil where the water vapor condenses and drips into a collection pan.
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  • Are Steam Radiators Best Left In The Past, Or Are They Actually A Wise Choice For Your Home?

    When most people see a steam radiator, they think of old, outdated homes. While it is true that forced air heat is now the most common heating choice in the United States, steam boiler systems do still exist and are still being put into new homes. While they certainly do have some drawbacks, they also offer benefits that some homeowners find incredibly valuable. Could you be one of them? Read on to learn more about the pros and cons of steam boiler heating.
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  • Three Common Types Of Furnace Issues And What You Should Do About Them

    When the weather starts to turn cold, you depend on your furnace to keep your home comfortable. Unfortunately, there are times when your furnace may not live up to that expectation. If you're having furnace issues, then there's a good chance they fall into one of these three categories. Here's how to handle each one. The furnace is blowing out air, but it's not hot. Whenever your furnace stops heating but is still blowing out air, the first thing you should check is that the pilot light is still lit.
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