Everything you read online about boilers says you should properly wash them. If you leave a boiler dirty, then havoc ensues. A dirty boiler can actually overheat and catch on fire. The air filter can only stop so much dust from going into the system, then once the dust gets in the inner workings and
I was legitimately worried about going to bed separate from heating and waking up in a apartment that was extremely cold. I live in Terrell, TX which means that I don’t rely on my heater that much… When the cold hits though, it isn’t comfortable. I use my heater the moment winter season hits and
My area gets entirely freezing in the winter. The snow comes down in feet rather than inches. It isn’t unofficial to have sub zero temperatures. I entirely do not like the snow as well as all the upkeep that it takes. I used to use a snowblower as well as shovel anything it couldn’t reach.
My weather conditions are quite moderate as well and due to this I took the plunge as well as bought a heat pump. I appreciate that I get a two for one system with this, but both heating as well as cooling in a single system. Also the heat pump is ductless. That means I
My area basically requires AC 90% of the time. There are around 6 weeks that get pretty cold to where a heating system would be nice. The heater doesn’t really do much or have big demands placed on it. Well once my fireplace quit I started looking at different options. I found that a heat
They say online that anytime you experience noises with your boiler that means something major is wrong, however everytime I went by my indoor air handler it made a weird squeaking noise. What is the deal with that? I thought maybe it might need oil for lubrication. I then wondered if there was a loose