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  • How to Reduce Allergens in Home

    The blog provides tips for combating home allergies as spring approaches. It advises against sweeping and dry dusting, recommending mopping and moist dusting instead.
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  • How to Fix Low Water Pressure

    The blog addresses low water pressure at home, suggesting troubleshooting steps before seeking professional help. It advises unclogging the faucet aerator by soaking it in vinegar and checking for debris, replacing shower heads with low-flow features, and ensuring water valves are fully open, including those under sinks and the main water supply line. If there's a pressure-reducing valve, it is suggested that the valve be adjusted to increase water flow.
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  • How to Save BIG with Aeroseal Duct Sealing

    The blog discusses the importance of duct sealing in optimizing the efficiency of HVAC systems, highlighting Aeroseal as a solution to address leaks in ductwork.
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  • The ABC's of Indoor Air Quality - VOCs

    The blog discusses Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), which are gases emitted by various household products, including cleaning agents, paints, cosmetics, and disinfectants. It outlines potential health effects of VOC exposure, such as irritation, headaches, and organ damage, and notes that some VOCs are suspected carcinogens.
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  • Why Does My Water Smell Like Rotten Eggs?

    This post discusses the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas in tap water, which causes a rotten egg odor, especially noticeable when running hot water. It explains that hydrogen sulfide can come from decaying organic material in well water or from water heaters with magnesium anode rods. Solutions include installing whole-house water treatment systems for water supply issues or modifying water heaters by replacing magnesium anode rods with aluminum ones.
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  • How to Drain a Water Heater Tank: Step-by-Step Guide and Maintenance Tips

    This blog discusses how To Drain a Water Heater Tank by following 5 steps.
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  • Learning Thermostats - The Future of Home Comfort

    The blog discusses the benefits of Learning Thermostats, also known as smart thermostats, which adapt to users' routines and track activity in the home to create customized temperature schedules. It highlights features such as automatic adjustment based on movement in the home, economy mode activation when occupants are away, energy-usage tracking for better management, and early warning alerts for potential emergencies like furnace malfunctions.
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  • What Are Common Plumbing Problems in Older Homes?

    When considering purchasing or renovating an older home, it's crucial to be aware of potential plumbing issues. Common concerns include outdated pipe materials like lead, galvanized steel, or polybutylene plastic, which may need replacement to ensure water safety and prevent leaks. Additionally, regular inspections of sewer and drain lines, as well as other plumbing fixtures like roof vents, floor drains, and water heaters, are essential to identify and address any issues promptly.
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  • Understanding Toilet Fill Valves: Types, Maintenance, and Replacement Tips

    The blog discusses the importance of the toilet fill valve, also known as "ballcocks," which facilitates the draining and refilling of the toilet tank after flushing. It outlines five main types of fill valves, including plunger/piston, plastic diaphragm, brass diaphragm, float cup, and floatless type fill valves, each with its unique features and materials. Additionally, it suggests replacing older styles with newer anti-siphon designs compliant with current plumbing codes.
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  • Garbage Disposal Stuck? Here's How To Safely Unjam It

    To clear a jammed garbage disposal, first disconnect the power by unplugging it or switching off the circuit breaker. Then, use an Allen wrench to manually turn the motor shaft counterclockwise and clockwise until the obstruction is cleared. Afterward, power is restored to the disposal, the cold water is turned on, and the operation is checked.
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