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Wet & Forget Blogger Downers Grove, IL on Feb 01, 2013
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Avoid Dangerous Furnace Problems with These Furnace Maintenance Tips

Your home's furnace is working hard this time of year, and your family is depending on it to keep all of you warm. Furnace problems will not only leave you cold--a malfunctioning furnace can cause a fire or release dangerous levels of carbon monoxide. Keeping your furnace clean and well cared for will make its job easier, which will save wear and tear and keep your furnace healthy longer. A healthy furnace will heat your home more evenly, save you money on your energy bills, and avoid expensive and potentially dangerous furnace malfunctions. Read on to learn the steps to a happy furnace.
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  • HomeSpot HQ Durham, NC
    One common problem I've seen is homeowners using duct tape for sealing up air gaps on the ducts and flue. Mastic tape should be used instead. Duct tape will become brittle from heat and fall off.
    on Feb 07, 2013 · Like 0
  • Wet & Forget Downers Grove, IL
    Thanks for great tip Tyler!
    on Feb 13, 2013 · Like 1

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