Some people live in very mild climates, and they only use their heat during the winter or air conditioner during the summer -- that is, a lot of homeowners don't need to use both throughout the year. This is great because it means you can save a lot of money from year to year. The only drawback is that, after not using your central HVAC system for an extended period of time, you could have problems when it starts back up.
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If you live in a cold climate, you know how important it is to stay warm in winter. Proper heating is the difference between being comfortable or miserable all season long. Here are four tips to keep your house cozy and warm this winter:
1. Invest in curtains.
If you're the kind of person who likes to be able to look out the window, you should still invest in a good set of winter curtains.
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The mercury is dropping, and you need a heating repair — immediately. What should you do when your HVAC system shuts down during a mid-winter freeze? Take a look at how you can keep warm while waiting for professional heating repair services to save the day.
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Never attempt to repair your heater. DIY repairs are dangerous. Even though the rapidly dropping indoor air temperature is uncomfortable and unhealthy, it's better than the risky (and potentially costly) repair mistakes you could make.
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As winter approaches, heating efficiency is something that many homeowners begin to worry about. This is especially true for homeowners who experienced unexpectedly severe winter weather over the course of the past winter and found themselves struggling to pay the higher heating bills that accompanied it. If you are reviewing your household budget and dreading the upcoming heating bills, the following information can help you make low-cost improvements that can really add up.
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Heating your home shouldn't be a struggle, especially if you live in an area where winters are particularly cold or long-lasting. However, sometimes even the most efficient and properly sized furnaces can leave you with rooms or areas of the home that are colder than the rest. Some rooms and areas are just naturally harder to heat than the rest of the structure, and knowing where these spots are can help you pick the right type of supplemental heating.
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