You can save money on your heating and cooling bills by simply resetting your thermostat when you are asleep or away from home. You can do this automatically without sacrificing comfort by installing an automatic setback or programmable thermostat. Using a programmable thermostat, you can adjust the times you turn on the heating or air-conditioning […]
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Winter is here. And while you’ve probably fired up the furnace plenty, and stocked up on firewood, have you studied up on carbon monoxide safety? A common output of malfunctioning or improperly used appliances, carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas that’s nicknamed the “silent killer” because you can’t see it, smell it or taste it. […]
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By Melissa King, Contributor ClarkHoward.com Utility bills can make up a significant portion of a family’s monthly budget. With a little planning, research, and work, you can cut your home’s energy consumption by a substantial amount. With Earth Day next week, here are 6 ways to get the job done. Improve your HVAC’s Efficiency HVAC […]
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By — Valerie Finholm The autumn chill feels a bit ominous this year. Halloween has passed, but energy prices have us spooked. We consulted some experts about inexpensive ways to winterize our homes (besides buying everyone in the family down booties and a warm comforter to wear inside the house.) Here are some suggestions (for […]
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The heat exchanger is an important part of a gas furnace by Joshua McCarron The heat exchanger on a furnace is the section that keeps the combustion chamber and the breathing air separate. A heat exchanger is made of thin metal, and as it heats up from the combustion of the furnace, it transfers the heat […]
Winter will soon be upon us and last year was one of the coldest in Chicago history. It looks like this winter will be another long, frigid season. Something we all fear…and it’s likely to happen at some point… you wake up in the middle of the night and the chill in the air tells […]
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Thermostat – Save money on your Heating Bill
/in Eye on the industry, In the news, Info, Uncategorized /by Zack DessentYou can save money on your heating and cooling bills by simply resetting your thermostat when you are asleep or away from home. You can do this automatically without sacrificing comfort by installing an automatic setback or programmable thermostat. Using a programmable thermostat, you can adjust the times you turn on the heating or air-conditioning […]
Carbon Monoxide Safety Tips for Chimney and Furnace Season
/in Eye on the industry, In the news, Info, Uncategorized /by Zack DessentWinter is here. And while you’ve probably fired up the furnace plenty, and stocked up on firewood, have you studied up on carbon monoxide safety? A common output of malfunctioning or improperly used appliances, carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas that’s nicknamed the “silent killer” because you can’t see it, smell it or taste it. […]
6 Ways To Cut Home Energy Costs
/in Eye on the industry, Info, Uncategorized /by Zack DessentBy Melissa King, Contributor ClarkHoward.com Utility bills can make up a significant portion of a family’s monthly budget. With a little planning, research, and work, you can cut your home’s energy consumption by a substantial amount. With Earth Day next week, here are 6 ways to get the job done. Improve your HVAC’s Efficiency HVAC […]
Avoiding Chills and High Bills
/in Eye on the industry, Info, Uncategorized /by Zack DessentBy — Valerie Finholm The autumn chill feels a bit ominous this year. Halloween has passed, but energy prices have us spooked. We consulted some experts about inexpensive ways to winterize our homes (besides buying everyone in the family down booties and a warm comforter to wear inside the house.) Here are some suggestions (for […]
Signs & Symptoms of a Damaged Furnace Heat Exchanger
/in Eye on the industry, In the news, Uncategorized /by Zack DessentThe heat exchanger is an important part of a gas furnace by Joshua McCarron The heat exchanger on a furnace is the section that keeps the combustion chamber and the breathing air separate. A heat exchanger is made of thin metal, and as it heats up from the combustion of the furnace, it transfers the heat […]
Winter will soon be upon us and last year was one of the coldest in Chicago history
/in In the news, Info, Uncategorized /by Zack DessentWinter will soon be upon us and last year was one of the coldest in Chicago history. It looks like this winter will be another long, frigid season. Something we all fear…and it’s likely to happen at some point… you wake up in the middle of the night and the chill in the air tells […]