3 Common Problems Of Electronic Air Cleaners
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25 April 2017
An electronic air cleaner is one of the best ways to ensure that the air circulating through your home's HVAC system is as clean as possible. These cleaners go one step beyond mere air filters by capturing dust, pet dander, and other allergens on electrostatically charged metal plates. Yet their great power also comes with potential drawbacks. If you would like to learn more about the sorts of problems to which an electronic air cleaner is subject, read on.
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Why You Should Keep Your AC Condenser Unit Clean, And How To Do It
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24 April 2017
The condenser unit for your central air system sits outside of your home. Because of its exposure to the elements and nature, you must take some time now and then to make sure it's clean.
Why You Need to Keep the Condenser Unit Clean
Your AC condenser unit contains essential parts that contribute to the overall efficiency of your air conditioning system.
The compressor Cooling fins A fan Condenser coil Since the condenser sits outside, it's prone to attracting all types of dirt and debris.
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FAQ About Heating Oil For Warming Up A House
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24 April 2017
Is your house cold on a regular basis because there is not reliable source of heat available? Running a heater can be an expensive thing to do, especially if you are not careful about the efficiency of the system that you choose. If you are ready for an efficient and satisfactory way to warm your house up, you might want to consider a system that uses heating oil. One of the things that you will love about heating oil is that it will make your air warmer than other types of systems with less fuel, which means you can save on energy costs.
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4 Ways To Make It Cooler Upstairs
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19 April 2017
When you turn on the air conditioning in your home, you probably notice that the downstairs floor of your home stays significantly cooler than the upstairs. This makes sleeping at night not as comfortable as it should be if your bedrooms are located upstairs. The reason this happens is because hot air travels upwards, which it will do in your home when being pushed out by the cool air coming from your AC.
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