refrigerator temperature issues

Posted on: 24 June 2015

If you have a central air conditioner, you probably just take it for granted that it produces cool air. However, if you are the particularly curious type, you may want to know how that large box located outside your house produces the cold air inside your house. Knowing how your air conditioner works is not just a fun pursuit, but it also helps you determine what could be wrong with your air conditioner when it does not seem to be working correctly.
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Posted on: 17 June 2015

Making the most of your window AC unit means you can stay cool and comfortable no matter how hot it is on a summer day. These five tips will help ensure your unit performs at peak condition for the entire season. Tip #1: Size It Right The wrong size of window AC will cool your home poorly, and it may also lead to an overworked and damaged unit. Most units state clearly on the box how much space they are designed to cool.
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Posted on: 15 June 2015

To maximize the efficiency of your portable air conditioning unit, it's important to regularly clean all of the gunk and dust that's constantly accumulating on it. Otherwise, you might not be able to cool down a larger room in your home to an acceptable level. To make sure that you don't make any irreversible mistakes while you're using soap on your portable air conditioner's vent, remember to avoid these three pitfalls.
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Posted on: 9 June 2015

If you have a rusty fridge in your kitchen, or if you have a rusty secondary fridge out in your garage, by following these simple steps, you can give it a much needed face lift and a second life. You'll need to purchase a few supplies and invest a few dollars into this project, but it will be worth it when you no longer feel like you need to hide your rusty fridge.
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