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Rhonda
Rhonda Lawrenceville, GA on Feb 12, 2011
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How often or should I have my air conditioning/heating ducts cleaned.

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  • James A Roswell, GA
    No as often as advertised. Look down them with a mirror and flashlight. Are they dusty? If so there are many good deals. around. Watch for scams. Use "partner sites" below under "HVAC" for trusted contractors.
    on Feb 12, 2011 · Like 0

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