Did You Know That on an Average, Americans Spend 93% of Their Life Indoors, According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)? the EPA Even Go on to Say That Indoor Air Quality Is Responsible for Various Breathing and Skin Problems. the Pollution Level Increases 2 to 100 Times Inside the House Than the Outside. So … Read more
The Weatherking gas furnace has been receiving a lot of mixed reviews. Unfortunately, majority of those reviews are not so good. It’s really hard to say which ones are true or not, so make sure to consider all the facts (both good and bad) before making up your mind. To get you started, let’s take … Read more
If you live in the Tampa Bay area, you may not be accustomed to seeing many homes with basements; however, believe it or not, there are several homes throughout the area that do in fact have basements. Most homes in Florida are built without basement because of hurricane related issues. Building codes insist that dwelling … Read more
Homeowners know when they’re cold and they know where their cold. They may not know how to light a pilot light, or air seal an attic floor, or balance a home heating system, but they know when they are cold. Bedrooms are often the coldest room in the house and most often people just live … Read more
There are so many diet plans on the market today, and each has its own benefits and drawbacks. Some are better than others and have higher levels of success, but each has different methods for achieving that success. Today we’ll talk about one of the most popular diet plans available today and whether or not … Read more
There’s nothing worse than a malfunctioning HVAC system during extremely hot or cold days. If you’re in charge of a commercial property, you need to take extra measures to make sure the commercial heating and cooling systems are always in optimal working condition. Unfortunately, just like many other systems, as the equipment ages, the system … Read more
Just as you may have noticed that your automobile runs more smoothly after a fresh new oil change, the same principle works for your furnace, when it comes to a new or clean furnace filter. The main component for both hot water and forced air heating units is called a heat exchanger. The purpose of … Read more
The invention of the first water heater in History is generally attributed to a man from England named Benjamin Maugham. Benjamin was a decor painter by profession. As an inquisitive and creative person, he must have spent time outdoors admiring nature´s wonders. On one such occasion, while visiting some thermal site, the sight of a … Read more
We’ve all heard that there is no such thing as a ‘free lunch’; well the process described in this article may be as close to one as you get. Most of us already know the benefits of CO2 enrichment for photosynthesis. To maximize indoor growing and greenhouse potential, CO2 is supplemented to maintain an approximate … Read more
Needless to say, our forefathers didn’t worry too much about heating their log cabins. Big fireplaces had no problem warming up the one or two rooms they lived in. Of course now that log homes are family-sized, people often have the impression that there is something different about how they are heated, and the good … Read more
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