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Heating & Cooling

Heating & Cooling

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Heating and cooling systems are an integral part of your home. Whether you're maintaining a heating or cooling system, or replacing one, you can talk about it on Hometalk. There are HVAC professionals in the Hometalk community who will jump into conversations about anything related to heating and cooling, just to be helpful. There are also homeowners and renters who have dealt with all kinds of heating and cooling issues. From ventilation or boiler issues to thermostats & air conditioners, start talking about heating and cooling on Hometalk.



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  • #13 - You might be amazed at how much heat some devices put off, even in stand-by mode, make sure you shut them off & for certain items consider hooking them to a surge strip
  • #14 - Infrared shot of incandescent bulbs that were only on for a few minutes - make sure you flip the switch when you leave
  • #14 - Don't be fooled, CFL's & LED's can be very hot also -the catch is that they don't give off as much do to the smaller draw
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21 Ways to Keep Your Cool

Sun, sand & beaches, ahhh it must be summertime. On the downside we have the heat, the blessed humidity, and that oh so bright sun beating down on us. Below are some of our tips adopted ...»
SLS Construction Solutions
SLS Construction Solutions Cullman, AL 6 days ago
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    SLS Construction Solutions 2 days ago
    Interesting comments & sorry for your issue Linda - The timer works great on mine & it is set ...»
    to start up around 4 in the morning (some have a start in 2, 4, 8 hours) - this is pretty cool in the winter as I simply throw them in the dryer, grab some coffee & will occasionally have something nice & warm to jump into after a shower.

    As for hot water & showers, I haven't used hot or warm water in years for mine - newer machines & detergents have essentially eliminated any possible benefit or need to use

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Spray Painted Vent Covers

Want to make an easy and affordable update to your vent covers?
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Heather @ home-with-heath... Doylestown, PA on Feb 25, 2013
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    Meghu Doshi 4 days ago
    Magnetic vent cover also has one popular feature. It can be painted or applied wallpaper over ...»
    it and can even be covered with carpet to blend with the room and remain unnoticeable.http://www.whatisall.com/housing-and-garden/what-are-vent-covers.html

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Duct work is sweating in the crawl space!

Today we installed a door to the part of the crawl space that you can stand in and discovered all of the black coated, insulation wrapped HVAC ductwork is sweating. OK, it was 95 degrees ...»
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ncnw 7 days ago
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    Dan Kradzinski Remodeling 6 days ago
    Was the duct work the only thing that was sweating? Do the doors on the first floor stick or ...»
    is there a musty smell when the house is closed up for a few days. A dehumidifier maybe needed to take away the excess moisture in the crawl space.

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Does anyone know how to fix an air conditioner

i do know that it does work but there is a piece missing and it will not come on
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Chrysanthevonne G Atlanta, GA 7 days ago
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    More information is needed. What type of unit is it and how do you know that a piece is ...»
    missing. Pictures would be wonderful

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Shorten Your Dryer Vent Hose

If the vent hose that connects your dryer to the wall duct is too long, your dryer has to work harder to pump steam away, which costs you extra money. By shortening the hose as much as possible, you'll reduce the energy required to do laundry and save money on your utilities. As an added bonus, your clothes will dry faster and your dryer will last longer! #JuneMaintenance Is your laundry room your #FavoriteRoom ...»
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BrightNest Denver, CO on Jun 03, 2013
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    Sherrie on Jun 04, 2013
    If the clothes are wet hot you need to check the hose and make sure it isn't crinkled. If it ...»
    isn't crinkled then check the back for lint stopping it up. If it isn't heating but the drum turns check your 220 before calling a repair service.

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2 thermostats into 1??

I have 2 separate thermostats, one for heat and one for central air. I'm trying to combine them into one. Off the furnace one of each of these colors, red, green, yellow, white. If I ...»
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Michell Sandefur Lake Station, IN on Jun 01, 2013
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    A1tec service on Jun 04, 2013
    r and w is your heat on your stat remove a jumper wire were it has r and rc then you will have ...»
    yellow green red put the red on rc yellow on y green on g be carefull you on buying a stat that doesnt have this .or you will short both system if you move help call 8642483119 A1 tec service and we trie to talk you more on wiring 24 volts noteDONT buy from lowes or homedepot tstat before you learn more on the wiring your system and what can heating an cooling unit you have

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How do I clean mold out of a window air conditioner?

I stored a window air conditioner in an outside shed over the winter. I guess it got damp in there. When I took it out of the shed to install in my window this spring, I saw that there ...»
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Howard Greene Williamstown, NJ on May 30, 2013
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Radiant Heat

This is a good video to watch if you like heated floor (radiant) heat
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Vincent Plumbing Mukwonago, WI on May 31, 2013
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How best to insulate attic?

I am about to put on a new roof, and I am putting in a subfloor in the attic to use it for storage ( for now). I would like to insulate the attic, but am unsure of the "best" way to do ...»
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Joe H Raleigh, NC on May 06, 2013
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    Euroshield-Roofing on May 30, 2013
    check on tax credits and energy rebates in your state. These can help offset costs
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Should I replace all my air conditioning ducts?

The insulation and covering on several of my air conditioning ducts are completely gone. The ac company wants to install a complete new duct system costing several thousand dollars. Is ...»
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Lynn C. Deltona, FL on May 28, 2013
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    Lynn C. on May 30, 2013
    Thanks so much for your imput!
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