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Replacing a Filter for a Forced Air Heating System

…Flip the switch to the Step 2: Remove the filter cover door. Following the instructions for your furnace, unscrew or unsnap the filter door on the air duct housing that covers the filter. Remove the filter door. Step 3…

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How to Replace a Filter for a Forced Air Heating System
How to Replace a Filter for a Forced Air Heating System

Replacing an old filter can save as much as 5 percent on your heating costs.

High Efficiency Air Filtration Unit for HVAC System Explained
High Efficiency Air Filtration Unit for HVAC System Explained

Bob talks to Mark Hagan of Trane about indoor air quality in the basement remodeling project. Hagan explains that the unit installed in the house will filter out particles common in the home such as dust, pet dander, and pollen. Hagan pulls the unit apart to show the multiple filters used in cleaning the air. The first filter catches the larger particles. The next filter is a field charger, which charges the smaller particles as they pass. The last filter has the opposite charge to attract the charged particles and capture them. The filters can all be manually cleaned so replacement filters are not necessary. The unit itself is also extremely quiet.

Central Air Check
Central Air Check

Make sure your central air system will work when you need it. Replace the filter inside and clear the outside coil of debris. For efficiency, keep plants at least two feet away from the coil. Except during maintenance, keep the power to the unit on year round. Here's another tip: if the unit doesn't start, check to see that the power load center handles are on indoors and out.

How to Tune Up Central and Window Air Conditioners
How to Tune Up Central and Window Air Conditioners

A well-maintained air conditioner will run more efficiently, saving you money on utility bills.

How To Tune Up Central and Window Air Conditioners

…water. Step 5: Remove the old air filter. Inside the house, replace the air filter by removing the cover in the ventilation…
filter. Remove the inside filter unit from the air conditioner. Remove the dirty…

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A Guide to Home Air Purifiers

…available on the market. Air filter solutions trap particulates as…
…combination ionizer and electrostatic filter, to purifier the air. Their latest ECO10 is an environmentally…
…or forced air heating system. Air filter systems are commonly used in…

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Air Duct Cleaning

…highest efficiency air filter recommended by the…
…missing filters and that air cannot bypass filters…
…through gaps around the filter holder. When having…
…highest efficiency filter bags your vacuum cleaner…
…amount of dust in the air during and after vacuuming…

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A Complete Basement Remodel
A Complete Basement Remodel

The new family room is all done and furnished and looks terrrific. Bob talks with Sarah Monzon, the homeowner who also acted as the general contractor on the project, about the remodeling work done on the room. The room was a "cave" according to Monzon before the project was started. A pitted soapstone sink was previously used as a laundry and had become an eyesore. The room was also cluttered with accumulated junk. Because of the shortage of space in the house, the family decided to finish the basement to add to the living space of the home. Monzon acted as the general contractor for the project because there wasn't money budgeted for the expense, which was not necessarily an experience she would choose to repeat. The local inspectional services department provided a large amount of information for the novice general contractor. It is imperative before homeowners do any work on their home that they obtain the necessary permits and find out what is safe and what is not. If homeowners do work on their homes without a permit and anything goes wrong, insurance will not cover the damage. Before any work was done on the house, the basement floors were concrete and heating ducts crisscrossed the ceiling. There was flooding damage in the basement during the past fall which needed to be corrected and prevented in the future. Basement Systems was called in to install a perimeter drain and drainage system. A lot of existing plumbing was then moved from the ceiling to make more headspace and a new HVAC system was installed to move the heating ducts. The new central air system complete with an air filter made the house much more livable. In one of the smaller spaces in the basement, a new bathroom was installed with the help of technology from Saniflo. Owens Corning Basement Finishing Systems was then called in to install new finished walls. Many of the mechanical devices in the basement are now hidden behind the walls but are still accessible as the walls can be easily removed. A new entertainment center was then installed in the finished basement featuring a S1 Digital Media Center. The media center allows the homeowner to browse digital pictures taken using the family's digital camera or to set the image as wallpaper for the screen. Television shows can be watched or recorded using a schedule guide. The media center also can store home videos, movies, and music. New reclining chairs from Bell'O were put in the entertainment room. When laying protection from flood damage in a basement, it is important to elevate wood from the concrete floor. Instead of using a plywood underlayment, a plastic tile system was used which interlocks and can be screwed down onto the concrete. Plastic webbing underneath the tiles diverts any water which may come up through the concrete or spill in the basement to the perimeter drain. Slide-Lok cabinets were put in the basement to increase storage space. The Slide-Lok wall system was put in place to hang tools in the workspace. The husband of the family is a musician and uses much of the storage space to hold his instruments. Because the room can double as rehearsal space, two and a half inches of fiberglass are in the walls to reduce sound transmission to the outside. The basement has a small office space for the husband as well. Accents throughout the space correlate with other things in the room. The lampshades on the desk have a design which relates to the flooring product. The floor does not have a wall-to-wall carpet although it looks as if it does. The floor is from Binvetec and features tiles of carpet which stick to the floor. The product has interlocking patterns which can easily be layed down. Bean bags from Sumo were put in the room for lounging in and the kids love to play on them. A stairwell fishtank from AquaVista is only four inches deep.

EnergyWise House: Maintaining Existing Air Conditioners

…airflow obstructed, air that bypasses the filter may carry dirt directly…
…s length. Common filter locations are in walls…
…furnaces, or in the air conditioner itself…
…Clean or replace your air conditioning system's filter or filters every month…

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