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The Role of a Home's HVAC System in Keeping You Healthy
The blog addresses the decline in air quality during hot Chicago summers due to chemical compounds mixing with naturally occurring gases, posing risks to those with respiratory issues. It suggests seeking refuge indoors but warns that indoor air can also contain pollutants. It recommends whole house air cleaners as a solution, working with HVAC systems to significantly improve indoor air quality by removing allergens and unhealthy gases, providing relief from harmful airborne particles.READ MORE -
Spring Plumbing Maintenance Tips
During spring, it's recommended to perform some plumbing maintenance to save water and prevent future problems. You can check for leaks in faucets and toilets, test your sump pump, ensure proper drainage by using strainers and scheduling inspections, and exercise valves to prevent them from sticking. Draining your water heater will also help maintain its efficiency and lifespan.READ MORE -
3 Benefits Of Outdoor Lighting
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How to Maintain Even Temperature Around Your Home with Home Temperature Zoning
he blog discusses the challenges of maintaining a comfortable indoor environment during the unpredictable weather of spring and autumn in the Chicagoland area, particularly in larger homes with multiple levels and large windows. It introduces zoning as a solution, which involves segmenting rooms and levels of the home into separate environments with adjustable temperature settings.READ MORE -
How to Reduce Indoor Allergens and Enhance Air Quality in Your Home
The blog discusses spring allergies and ways to improve indoor air quality. It emphasizes regular vacuuming and dusting to reduce allergens, especially for allergy sufferers. Additionally, it highlights the impact of excessive humidity on allergens like mold and dust mites, suggesting the use of whole house dehumidifiers. The blog also addresses indoor air pollution caused by various factors like pet dander and cooking fumes, recommending whole house air filtration systems to filter out smaller particles and gases. Lastly, it mentions professional duct cleaning as a solution for reducing dust buildup and improving air quality in the home.READ MORE -
Are You Heating Your Home in the Summer?
The blog provides tips to help reduce heat and humidity generated from within the home during hot summer months, aiming to improve air conditioner efficiency and lower cooling costs.READ MORE -
5 Ways to Conserve Water Around the Home
To conserve water during summer and reduce your water bill, fix leaking faucets and pipes, as even a small drip can waste up to 20 gallons of water per day. Avoid using the toilet as a garbage disposal to save up to 7 gallons per flush, and check for leaking toilets by conducting a simple food coloring test. Install low-flow shower heads and faucet aerators for significant water savings, and periodically check for hidden leaks by monitoring your water meter during a two-hour period of no water usage.READ MORE -
Air Conditioner Refrigerants - A Future Without Freon
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Water Heater Leaking? Here's What To Do.
The blog highlights the risks and causes of water heater leaks, urging homeowners to check for leaks and shut off power and water if detected. It advises consulting a plumber for repairs and suggests preventive measures like installing pans or water leak alarms to mitigate potential damage.READ MORE -
Tips For Saving Money On Air Conditioning Costs This Spring and Summer
To reduce your air conditioning bill, aside from adjusting the thermostat, consider cleaning your air conditioner coils to improve efficiency, using ceiling fans to raise the thermostat setting without sacrificing comfort, installing programmable thermostats to regulate temperatures, avoiding oven use on hot days, and ensuring bathroom and kitchen fans are vented outside.READ MORE
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