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When many people think about air quality, things like car exhaust and billowing smoke from industrial plants come to mind. Outdoor air pollution is concerning, but even the air inside your home can be polluted. In fact, indoor air is typically far more polluted than outdoor air. This pollution can
Many homeowners are on the hunt for smarter ways to keep cozy in the winter and beat the heat in the summer without exorbitant electricity bills. Heating and cooling costs are among the most expensive these days as homeowners in the United States spend approximately $800 to $1,000 per year.
Owning a historic or vintage home is a point of pride because it has so many fascinating qualities that you cannot find in modern dwellings. However, those charming walls often hide plumbing systems that are decades old. When winter arrives, these aging pipes face a lot of stress. This is
Drain issues are frustrating. The most common household drain problem is clogs. When your drainpipes are blocked, there is no place for the water to go. This results in backups and flooding. These problems lead to pricey plumbing repairs. They can also harm your floors, walls, and ceilings. This new
In traditional HVAC systems, cooled or heated air is carried throughout your home via ducts. These ducts release the air into the vents in your rooms. These ducts may be rigid or flexible, but over time, they become prone to leaks. Even small leaks can make your AC work harder
More than 45% of American homes use some form of water treatment, including filtered refrigerator dispensers. This number is trending up, and the industry expects it to continue. With that in mind, let’s explore the potential advantages and disadvantages. Con: Potential Environmental Impact All water treatment systems create some amount
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