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How to Avoid Frozen HVAC Systems in Extreme Winter Weather
When extreme winter weather hits, your HVAC system works overtime to keep your home warm. However, freezing temperatures, ice, and snow can take a toll, potentially causing parts of the system to freeze and shut down. Preventing frozen HVAC components is essential to maintaining a cozy and efficient home during the coldest months. Here’s how to keep your HVAC system running smoothly all winter long. 1. Insulate Exposed Pipes and Components Exposed pipes and refrigerant lines are particularly vulnerable to freezing. 2. Keep Outdoor Units Clear of Snow and Ice Snow and ice can block airflow and cause your HVAC...
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Exterior
Winter Exterior Maintenance Checklist: Protecting Your Home in January
Winter weather can be harsh on your home’s exterior, especially in January when freezing temperatures, snow, and ice are at their peak. Staying proactive with exterior maintenance is key to preventing costly damage and keeping your home safe and energy-efficient. Here’s a comprehensive checklist to help you protect your home this winter. 1. Inspect and Seal Windows and Doors Cold air can seep in through gaps around windows and doors, raising heating bills and making your home less comfortable. 2. Clear Gutters and Downspouts Clogged gutters can cause water to back up, leading to ice dams or damage to your...
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Appliances
How to Protect Your Washing Machine Hoses from Freezing Temperatures
As temperatures drop, one often-overlooked area vulnerable to freezing is your washing machine hoses. If water inside the hoses freezes, it can lead to burst pipes, water damage, and costly repairs. Thankfully, with a few proactive steps, you can keep your washing machine hoses safe during the cold season. Here’s how to protect them from freezing temperatures. 1. Insulate the Hoses Adding insulation to your washing machine hoses helps retain heat and prevents freezing. 2. Keep the Room Warm The space housing your washing machine should stay above freezing temperatures to protect both the hoses and the machine itself. 3....
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