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We’ve written quite a few articles about how crawl spaces have a lot of input on our homes’ air quality. Unless the crawl space has been encapsulated or built as a “conditioned” area, it will “communicate” with your home’s air:...
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Usually by late February In the southern US, the trees are getting ready to “bust out” with all manner of leaves and pollen. The smart southerner has already been taking over-the-counter antihistamines for weeks for allergy prevention (believe me, after...
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There is a reason a fan feels so good in the summer but can feel drafty in the winter. Moving air increases evaporation, cooling down surfaces more quickly than still air. It replaces humid air (air full of water vapor...
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Panasonic has been innovating in the residential HVAC industry for a while. It makes quiet, powerful extractor fans for bathroom and kitchen, Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs), air conditioners, air purifiers, and more. Now, though, the company is putting these technologies...
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Central air conditioning has been the norm of American home environmental control for many decades now, and there are lots of manufacturers and configurations of “air handlers” available. The air handler is like the “heart” of your central AC system,...
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