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A dehumidifier is a device that removes moisture from the air, making a home feel cooler. It also mitigates any potential mold or mildew growth––two substances that love to grow in humid areas.
Even though they fit the bill, it's a good bet that most homeowners didn't include their air conditioner's evaporator and condenser coils on this year's spring cleaning list!
A handful of people over the years decided that nature was terrible and didn't want any part of it, so they set about making comfortable homes. Some of these pioneers were women.
Regular maintenance is not only an important way to keep a home’s HVAC system at its most efficient, but it is also a way to improve or maintain good indoor air quality.
Unlike a furnace, boilers do not require gas or oil to circulate high temperatures. They do, however, require maintenance. Here's how homeowners can keep their boilers working.
This blog post discusses three warning signs of dirty evaporator coils that need to be cleaned. Coil cleaning can be performed during bi-annual HVAC maintenance appointments.
A word of warning: homeowners may be able to identify AC problems, but fixing them is another matter entirely. A person without the proper training shouldn't repair coils or replace refrigerant.
The coils in an AC unit are the primary parts responsible for cooling the air and removing moisture. If these are dirty, the unit cannot cool the air efficiently.
If the filter does its job, then the outside air should be clean when it enters the ducts; however, the ducts tend to accumulate dust, allergens, and other detritus that may spread.