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Have you ever touched a metal surface in your home, such as a doorknob, only to experience a light but noticeable shock? Known as static electricity, it’s a common phenomenon experienced by homeowners and their family members during the winter. As the electrical charge builds up, touching the surface allows the electrical charge to “jump” …
Space heaters offer a fast and effective way to warm individual rooms in your home without relying on a furnace or heat pump. According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), however, space heaters are responsible for roughly one in three of all house fires that occur during the winter. If you’re going to use …
Although there are exceptions, most residential heating, cooling and ventilation (HVAC) systems use either a single-stage or two-stage furnace to produce heat. The \”stage\” of a furnace refers to its method of operation. While either a single-stage or two-stage furnace can warm your home, they aren’t necessarily the same. Whether you’re purchasing a new home …
Whether you have a traditional air conditioner (AC) unit or a heat pump in your home, it probably contains refrigerant. Alternating between a gas and liquid state, it’s responsible for absorbing heat from inside your home, which in turn cools your home. However, being that refrigerant is hidden inside lines – known as refrigerant lines …
