Being warm in the winter seems like a wonderful thing. It is great to step into a toasty house from the chilly outside. A heater that works well can also set your mind at ease. A seemingly odd issue that can occur is that your heater can seem to work a little too well. If you set your heater to a specific temperature, but it is constantly hotter than set for, this can actually become a big problem.
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You rely on your furnace every time the temperature drops to keep you and your home warm, but have you ever considered that it may need to be cleaned? The truth is, keeping your furnace clean is part of being a dutiful homeowner, and also an important part of maintaining your heating system. If you are struggling to figure out how in the world you are supposed to clean such a mechanical system, you are bound to feel a little lost.
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When it starts getting cold outside, do not simply turn the thermostat up. Instead, there are things you should do to the air conditioning (AC) unit to ensure it works properly when you turn the thermostat back to cool. This is especially true if you were having any kind of problems with the AC unit at the end of the summer. To help you, below are two problems you may be having, as well as tips on getting your system maintained once the problems are repaired.
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Furnace cleaning isn't just something that you should have done in your home -- if you have a furnace in your office, then it should be cleaned regularly, too. These are a few reasons why it's important not to skip this often-forgotten maintenance step in your office building.
Help Out Employees Who Have Allergy Symptoms
Even if you haven't noticed any allergy symptoms from the dirty furnace in your office, others who work in the building might have.
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If you are having cold and hot spots in your house, try the following measures to see if they can help.
Open and Close the Vents as Necessary
You can try opening up all the vents so that you can get a true picture of the cold and hot spots in the house. Leave all the vents open for at least a day for the AC temperature to reach and affect all the areas of the house.
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