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  • What Are Sealed Combustion Appliances? Benefits for Efficiency and Safety

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  • How Can You Save Energy and Stay Warm This Winter?

    To stay warm without cranking up the thermostat, try warming your socks in the dryer before putting them on, switching to flannel sheets and heavier blankets, utilizing sunlight by opening curtains during the day and closing them at night, and layer up with sweaters and jackets indoors. These simple tips can help you save on energy bills during the winter while keeping cozy.
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  • 3 Simple Electrical Upgrades For Convenience

    Looking to simplify your home and make it more convenient? Consider these electrical upgrades: Occupancy sensors that automatically turn lights on/off based on motion, bath fan timers to save energy by regulating fan usage, and USB outlets for easy charging of devices.
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  • How to Drain a Water Heater Tank: Step-by-Step Guide and Maintenance Tips

    This blog discusses how To Drain a Water Heater Tank by following 5 steps.
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  • Learning Thermostats - The Future of Home Comfort

    The blog discusses the benefits of Learning Thermostats, also known as smart thermostats, which adapt to users' routines and track activity in the home to create customized temperature schedules. It highlights features such as automatic adjustment based on movement in the home, economy mode activation when occupants are away, energy-usage tracking for better management, and early warning alerts for potential emergencies like furnace malfunctions.
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  • What Are Common Plumbing Problems in Older Homes?

    When considering purchasing or renovating an older home, it's crucial to be aware of potential plumbing issues. Common concerns include outdated pipe materials like lead, galvanized steel, or polybutylene plastic, which may need replacement to ensure water safety and prevent leaks. Additionally, regular inspections of sewer and drain lines, as well as other plumbing fixtures like roof vents, floor drains, and water heaters, are essential to identify and address any issues promptly.
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  • The Importance of Electrical Outlet Maintenance

    Faulty outlets are a leading cause of electrical fires and accidents at home due to issues like old, ungrounded outlets, worn-out receptacles, improperly installed or damaged outlets, lack of childproofing, and absence of ground fault interrupters (GFI) in wet locations.
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  • How To Winterize Your Pipes

    Prepare your home for winter by protecting exposed pipes to prevent freezing, which can lead to blockages and costly bursts.
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  • Understanding Toilet Fill Valves: Types, Maintenance, and Replacement Tips

    The blog discusses the importance of the toilet fill valve, also known as "ballcocks," which facilitates the draining and refilling of the toilet tank after flushing. It outlines five main types of fill valves, including plunger/piston, plastic diaphragm, brass diaphragm, float cup, and floatless type fill valves, each with its unique features and materials. Additionally, it suggests replacing older styles with newer anti-siphon designs compliant with current plumbing codes.
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  • How To Keep Your Home Warm For FREE

    To heat your home efficiently without spending much, utilize sunlight by opening south-facing windows during the day and closing them at night to trap warmth. Seal drafty windows with caulk or weather-stripping to prevent heat loss. Optimize thermostat settings by lowering the temperature when you're away or asleep, saving up to 10% annually on energy bills.
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