if your needs are more complex, seek out an International Society of Arboriculture-certified arborist at www.isa-arbor.com.

to seal joints in the ducts. It's not really harmful if left undisturbed and most folks will wrap it with new rather than remove it. Your more likely to run into it in old joint compound...so you should be careful and wear a respirator/mask when sanding old walls. Most people aren't aware of that risk.

forth. If that doesn't work it it is time for the flues and shims and more expemse

also. The water is caused by the inefficiency of the older appliance not being insulated well. The extreme temps we have been having with humidity levels cause condensation to form on the cabinet surface of the fridge. Also older appliances such as you suggest it is can waste a whole lot of energy just being in a conditioned space, much worse when its outside and working against the elements such as heat and extreme cold in winter.

Until the weather beings to cool down and humidity levels drop, this will continue to happen.

where there was initially only central heat. Years later, someone comes along and adds air but doesn't properly insulate the supply lines or the register boxes. I'll post a pic later with the black mold outlines coming through the wall in one client's home. Mold and mildew is a much more serious issue in our market.

indoors.