The lingering smell of smoke indoors from the kitchen, an extinguished candle, or cigarettes can be exasperating. Air fresheners, sprays, and scented candles only mask the smoke smell temporarily. Even the time-honored tradition of opening the window only dilutes the odor without removing the smell permanently. Thankfully, there are ways to get rid of the odor permanently.
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High ceilings make your home feel more spacious and more elegant, but the same grandiose design element that makes your home unique can also make it harder to 
Elderly people are more vulnerable to temperature changes and cold weather. Besides causing the common cold, these changes can result in respiratory problems and increase their risk of stroke and heart attack. For those reasons, it's critical to know the right home temperature for elderly people as well as how to maintain it.
Basements tend to be damp and musty because they absorb moisture from the surrounding soil and through water leaks. High humidity levels in your basement can cause health issues resulting from mold growth, structural damage to your house, and damage to stored items. The good news is you can avoid these 
You may think all 
Constructing a new home includes dozens of different topics that you must consider in the design phase, and several of those are connected with your 
As a homeowner, there are so many choices when it comes to your heating and 
As the approach of winter shifts the focus to your home heating system, there’s a natural tendency to put off any pending A/C repair work until next spring. If you’ve put up with one or more 
Besides dust, invisible particles like pollen, bacteria, viruses, pet dander, dust mites, and mold may all be floating around inside your home. One of the ways you can address 
Temperature control is the first thing that comes to many people's minds when thinking about ways to 
Many residential energy customers pay a flat rate for electricity no matter the season or time of day that they use it. But did you know that electricity production costs vary during the day? That's why some suppliers also offer time-variant pricing. Here's what you need to know about this form of electricity pricing.
Fall is here! Time to break out the autumn decorations and Halloween accessories. Before you get too much into the fall spirit, though, have you thought about how these decorations are impacting your indoor air quality? Here are a few fall IAQ concerns to be aware of.
In order to achieve year-round comfort while optimizing HVAC performance and efficiency, it is necessary to plan ahead for the seasonal changes in temperature and humidity. By transitioning seasons wisely, you can prepare your home and HVAC system for the winter climate and avoid a disruption in service or costly repairs. Here are some steps you can take to help the transition go smoothly and help prolong the lifespan of your heating and cooling equipment.
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Heat ducts in a house are usually installed in the floor or the ceiling. But which one is preferable? Both locations have positives and negatives, depending on a number of variables.
Note: No matter where you place the ducts, fundamental facts of 
The air filter inside your HVAC system is designed to catch harmful particles that can lower your indoor air quality. When it comes to choosing filters for your home, keep in mind that you’ll find more than a few 
The concept of HVAC has been around for thousands of years. The ancient Romans and Greeks used channels under marble flooring to distribute heat. However, it was until 1902 that the modern A/C idea was launched by Willis Carrier. Today's systems have experienced tremendous technological upgrades that make them significantly different from the older ones. Let's explore the recent HVAC history that has contributed to that.
Whether you've been putting off 
When you have a newborn, it’s important to make sure your home is as safe as possible. While electrical outlets and stairs are common babyproofing targets, don’t overlook your HVAC system. Keep the following 