Around The House Newsletter

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VOLUME 1 ISSUE 6

CONTENTS

Six Surprising Spring Cleaning Tips
How To Choose The Right Air Conditioner Filter
Types of Home Air Purifiers
Around The House Tip Of The Month

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Six Surprising Spring Cleaning Tips
Most of us have our spring cleaning routines – research shows that more than 60 percent of Americans engage in seasonal cleanup of their homes. While you’re packing away winter clothes, washing the windows and sweeping behind appliances, you may want to consider some “outside-the-box” tasks.
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Types of Home Air Purifiers

Room air purifiers replaced tabletop units in the 1990s as the leading type of home air purifier. Tabletop units proved to be mostly ineffective, because of the inadequate volume of air being moved through the unit. Room air purifiers are almost as portable, and they are a lot more effective. There are three basic types of home air purifiers made for single-room use.
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How To Choose The Right Air Conditioner Filter
The air filter in an air conditioning system keeps the cooling coils and air inside the room clean and free from all pollutants, pet dander, ozone emissions and airborne particles.

There are many different kinds of air filters available today, such as HEPA, standard, pleated, electrostatic and electronic filters. Of these, standard, pleated and electrostatic filters are the most common types of filters that are used in air conditioners. Generally these filters are located in walls, ceilings, furnaces, or in the air conditioner itself.
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Around The House - Tip of The Month

For a quick fix on copper pipe, small leaks, keep handy an easy repair kit. All that is needed is a hose clamp and a small piece of firm rubber, such as small section of garden hose. Simply insert the rubber around the leak and clamp. It will save you from having to drain the system, until you have more time on your hands. The clamp and rubber section of hose helped me out of a few jams, especially if you don't have copper or solder on hand at the cabin, it could save the weekend! Remember: clamp and rubber, plus screwdriver.
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