Refrigerant is the lifeblood not only of air conditioning systems but also of refrigerators and some models of dehumidifiers. Without it, such appliances would simply be unable to perform their cooling tasks. Unfortunately, the chlorofluorocarbons that make up refrigerant represent a potential health threat if able to get out into the air of your home. This article will help to educate you about this threat by introducing you to some basic information about refrigerant and its potential health effects.
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Helping Your Dishwasher Work More Effectively and Reducing Repair Needs
When you have a dishwasher, you want to know that it is cleaning your dishes properly. There's no point in loading and running a dishwasher that is too full or has food scraps in it that are only going to leave a film all over the dishes. If you want to help your washer work more effectively, there are a number of strategies to follow as you load your dishwasher and get the dishes prepared to go in the washer.
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4 Signs You Need To Service Or Replace Your Dishwasher
Owning a home can be stressful, since there are so many tasks needed to keep it clean, appealing, and functional. You may already mow the lawn and wash your exterior siding regularly, but you should also spend time maintaining your appliance. In most households, the dishwasher is a well-loved and constantly-used appliance. Due to this usage, ongoing maintenance is imperative, but you may not know where to begin. Unfortunately, without this proper cleaning and maintenance, your dishwasher will wear out, decreasing its ability to perform.
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2 Air Conditioning No-No's That Could Damage Your System
During the summer months, you might do everything you can to cut down your power bill. In addition to carefully changing your air conditioning filters and programming your thermostat, you might also focus on shading your air conditioner and closing unused vents. Unfortunately, some of your efforts might do more harm than good. Here are two air conditioning no-no's that might be damaging your system:
1: Closing Vents You Don't Think You Need
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