The quality of the air in your home largely depends on how well you maintain your AC system. That is, if you AC and air filters are not regularly cleaned or changed, you could end up with dusty air. Allergens like dust mites, dander and pollen can get recirculated into your home if you AC system is not doing its job. The air conditioner is responsible for much more than just blowing cold air into your rooms.
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Adding AC To Your Home Offers More Benefits That You Might Imagine
Why do people add air conditioning to their homes? The first answer that comes to your mind is probably "to stay cool." But while the primary function of air conditioning is to lower the temperature of your indoor air, cooler air is not the only benefit you'll experience when you elect to add an AC unit to your HVAC system. Here's a look at some of the lesser-known benefits of air conditioning.
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Mold And Your HVAC Unit: Everything You Need To Know
In most cases, when you need an AC repair, your HVAC system will show some signs of disrepair. For instance, it may not cycle on and off correctly, it may not turn on at all, or it may have other functional issues. However, there is one huge issue that may not affect the functioning of your AC at all—that's mold.
Wondering about the dangers of mold, how to diagnose mold and what to do if it appears?
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Five Reasons Your Furnace Is Blowing Cold Air
If you turned your furnace on this winter, you may have noticed that your furnace is blowing cold air. Obviously, this is a problem because you want the furnace on to make your home more comfortable in the chill of winter, especially at night. Here are five reasons your furnace might be blowing cold air instead:
The Thermostat is Set to On: If you notice cold air coming from the vents, it might simply be because your thermostat is set to on instead of auto.
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