It's bad enough to have itchy eyes and a runny nose every time you step outside in the spring. You really don't want those outdoor allergies following you inside, too! These tips and tricks will help you keep your home free from pollen this spring.
Leave your shoes (and pollen-covered clothing) outside.
All you have to do is walk through the grass, and you'll have pollen on the soles of your shoes.
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Even though people and plants all need water in order to survive, water coming into contact with the wrong places if your home's structure can lead to very serious and expensive problems. If your dishwasher has leaked all over your home's kitchen floor and cabinets, then it is vital that you remove all of the water before it can create permanent damage such as dry rot problems and mold growth.
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If the condenser coil inside of your den's air conditioner is showing signs of coil corrosion, learn how to remove the rust spots with the following steps. Coil corrosion can lead to a unit failing or may require the installation of new components in order for the coil to work correctly. If you take care of the problem on your own, your unit will continue to operate efficiently.
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naval jelly thin paintbrush scouring pad soapy cloth wet sponge towel coil cleaner handheld vacuum cleaner Treat Rust Spots
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Are you building a home in an area where the temperature only occasionally falls so low that you need to turn on the heat? Installing an entire central HVAC system, including ducts and a full-size furnace, seems silly. Plus, you'll have to have to run a gas line for a natural gas furnace. A good alternative in this situation is a ductless, mini-split heat pump system. These units run on electricity, which prevents you from having to run a gas line, and they're the perfect choice when you only need to heat your home a few days of the year.
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If you live in a hot climate, your air conditioner is probably your best friend in the summer months. An air conditioner is an incredibly useful appliance, but it is also very expensive to replace. While no air conditioning unit will last forever, there are several things that you can do to extend the life of your home's A/C and help it last for as long as possible. Use the following tips to help keep your air conditioner running for many years:
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