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Advantages of Infrared Heaters

Posted on January 30, 2012 by Home-Improvement:Heating-and-Air-Conditioning Articles from EzineArticles.com

Infrared heaters have been used widely for generations and are still being used today in many homes and company buildings. They operate either by electricity or gas as its power source. The reason for its long term popularity is because infrared heaters bestow a lot of advantages compared to other types of heaters and furnaces. Continue reading →

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IQ Air Health ProPlus Air Purifier

Posted on January 26, 2012 by Home-Improvement:Heating-and-Air-Conditioning Articles from EzineArticles.com

It’s winter, and if your home is like many others, that means that an unwelcome is now roaming around your house. As the furnaces fire up, dust mites that have been lying in wait in the inner recesses of your heating system are now circulating throughout your house. Continue reading →

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Using a Heat Pump in Your Home Offers Several Advantages

Posted on January 26, 2012 by Home-Improvement:Heating-and-Air-Conditioning Articles from EzineArticles.com

Due to a city’s mild winters, residents living in a moderate climate area do not need high-powered furnaces in their homes. Instead, they can heat their residences with heat pumps, devices that provide heating in the winter by transferring heat inside, and cooling in the summer by transferring heat outside. As long as the temperature is 15 degrees or above, most pumps work marvelously. In some areas, where the average low temperature for January is 34 degrees, the capacity of it to produce heat is rarely tested. Continue reading →

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Understanding Heat Exchangers

Posted on January 6, 2012 by Home-Improvement:Heating-and-Air-Conditioning Articles from EzineArticles.com

Heat exchangers are devices that are specifically designed to be able to efficiently transfer heat from one fluid to another through a solid surface. This heat transfer takes one of two forms namely dissipation of heat or absorption. These two fluids should never come into contact with each other. Heat exchangers are found in our everyday equipments that will include furnaces, air conditioning systems, domestic hot water systems, pool heaters, radiant floor heating, ground water systems, refrigerators and boilers. Continue reading →

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Furnace Replacement – Analyzing the Advantages

Posted on January 3, 2012 by Home-Improvement:Heating-and-Air-Conditioning Articles from EzineArticles.com

If you live in a part of the country where the climate is cold, then you should undoubtedly be familiar with furnaces and their importance to a household that needs warmth, especially in the winter months. Furnaces, though, are not unlike other appliances that need to be periodically replaced, lest you end up with a stratospheric utility bill. You may overlook the costs even if you have gotten used to paying high energy bills in the winter season, but surely it wouldn’t hurt to save a bit on these expenses, right? Continue reading →

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