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  • A Quick Look At How A Water-Purifying Reverse Osmosis System Is Installed


    If you're concerned about the quality of water in your home, you may be comparing water filtration methods. One of the most effective and convenient ways to filter the water you drink and use for cooking is a reverse osmosis system that's installed under your kitchen sink. Here's a look at how a reverse osmosis system works and how a plumber installs it. How Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration Works Reverse osmosis is a filtration system that utilizes a membrane that blocks contaminants from coming out of the drinking water tap.
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  • Your AC May Need A New Evaporator Coil And UV Light To Get Foul Odors Under Control


    If you've been smelling a musty odor in your home and you can't track down the source, it's time to consider your HVAC system. Next time your AC turns on, notice if the musty odor gets stronger. If it does, your air conditioner may have dirty sock syndrome. This condition is caused by a buildup of dirt, bacteria, or mold on the evaporator coils. Here are the repairs your AC may need to get rid of the odor for good.
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  • Signs Your Furnace's Thermostat Might Be Bad And The Repairs It Could Need


    If your home seems chilly and your furnace is running, there might be a problem with the thermostat. Your heating system has multiple parts, such as the furnace, thermostat, and ducts. If any of those parts malfunction, it affects how well your furnace warms your home. Here are signs your thermostat could be bad and the repairs that might be needed. Signs A Thermostat Might Be Bad When a thermostat is bad, it may be completely dead or it may cause erratic temperatures in your home.
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  • Do You Need A Water Filtration System?


    When you turn on the faucet to fill your cup of water, you expect the liquid to come out clear and refreshing. Unfortunately, this may not always be the case. Some people have discolored or foul-tasting water. Some people don't even have healthy water that comes out of their kitchen. Your Water May Contain Bad-Tasting Chemicals Chemicals in your water may include aluminum and fluoride. You may find that these chemicals taste bad.
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  • How To Tell If Your Furnace Needs To Be Replaced


    The last thing you want to is to end up without any heat in your home in the middle of a very cold winter. This is why it is so important to make sure that you are well aware of what some of the signs are when a furnace needs to be replaced. When it comes to the need for heating replacement, you will want to keep an eye out for the following troubling issues:
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  • Your Commercial Air Conditioning Just Stopped Working. What Now?


    Business owners have a lot on their mind. Profits, employees, products, and more. Your air conditioning system may have been the last thing on your mind. But when your HVAC system blows, it's difficult to keep your doors open. What do you do next?  When Was the Last Time You Got Your HVAC Maintained? HVAC systems usually need to be maintained at least quarterly. Depending on how much you use your HVAC system, it may even need the filters changed even more frequently.
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  • What To Do If You Find That You Have A Mold Problem In Your House


    It is very important for you to make sure that you are taking immediate action once you have discovered that you have mold growing in your home. If you have never had mold growing in your home before, you might not be aware of just what it is that you need to do in order to solve the problem. This is why you will want to spend a little time reviewing the following helpful information.
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  • How To Pay For An Unexpected HVAC Repair


    When you're faced with an unexpected HVAC repair, it could put a hole into your budget that you weren't expecting. Unless you want to be hot or freeze for the next few weeks, it's also something that you can't avoid. Here's how you can pay for that unexpected repair. First, Don't Put It Off and Keep Running Your HVAC System If your HVAC system is making noises or not providing enough cold or hot air, don't think you can live with the problem while you save up money to fix it.
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  • How To Clean Your Air Conditioner


    If you are a homeowner, you have probably heard that you need to take care of your air conditioner, but how? It seems like people always talk about getting air conditioners ready for summer, but no one explains how to do it. In order to help you take better care of your investment, here are a few steps you should take each spring in order to ensure that your air conditioner is working properly and you are not wasting any money making the system work harder than it needs to work.
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  • Central AC Just Won't Cool Down Your House? Replace It


    Although it's still spring, the temperature outdoors can still rise to uncomfortable levels. The only way to cool off is to turn on your old AC. But if your AC shuts off before it has a chance to cool down your house, you won't find the relief you so desperately need. Learn why this may be the perfect time to replace your ailing air conditioning system. What's Going on With Your Old AC?
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