There are one way air vents you can tee into the piping with under the sink but you may get some sewer smell from it
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There are one way air vents you can tee into the piping with under the sink but you may get some sewer smell from it
Oh and have your ac checked before you replace it. It could be a serious lack of maintenance that's causing it to not work well
Need to resurrect this thread.
Any HVAC guys in Colorado Springs I should be calling? My A/C is a-broke.
Again with a zombie thread resurrection. Our furnace isn't keeping temp in the house. I know our house is poorly insulated, BUT last year the furnace just ran more & we had a higher bill from xcel. I can deal with that. I can't deal with a house at 65° or less with a toddler. I will send out a couple pm's to members mentioned in this thread as well. This isn't a HUGE emergency, but it would be nice to have our furnace looked at in a day or two. Supposedly, our unit should stool be under warranty.
Furnaces are dropping like flies...[Help]
Here's who we use, with confidence
https://www.ar-15.co/threads/20783-F...nd-replacement
Excellent, just sent him a PM. I'm located in Westminster though... we may be too far outside his preferred working range.
Same here.Quote:
Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck
He does have a toddler to think about. My spouse who thinks 85* inside doesn't call for the AC being one, is now comfortable with the house @ 64 - 65, 24/7.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
One does what one must do to maintain peace of mind, for everyone involved.
With poor insulation & siding falling off the house, 70-72 upstairs is more like 65 downstairs. So realistically it was about 60 or less downstairs when upstairs was 65 or less. Bryan called & walked me through some basic troubleshooting! Thanks Bryan!