Home and garden projects
#256
Re: Home and garden projects
I'm not sure about you having AC but not heat pumps. The AC system IS a heat pump - in the summer it pumps heat out of the house, and in the winter it can be reversed to bring heat in from outside. Maybe you're missing the controls or circuitry to make the AC system work backwards?
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Which I then checked with the company I use for HVAC maintenance. All done in the units in the airhandler.
Not sure I need to buy more insulation for the attic, it is 2 foot deep in some places and a lot thinner in others.
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#261
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One of those Sundays where you end up in your pjs all day and still do a load of yard work.
Incidentally did you know smoke alarms need to be replaced after 10 years. I've also added a couple of carbon monoxide detectors to our set up.
Incidentally did you know smoke alarms need to be replaced after 10 years. I've also added a couple of carbon monoxide detectors to our set up.
#263
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Carbon monoxide detectors are usually (fire regs are set by the state where you live) only required when either you have gas (natural or propane) heating, stove or water heater, and/or an open fire, and/or where there is an attached garage. In other words, an "all electric" house without an attached garage doesn't need a carbon monoxide detector. Otherwise they are just a "nice to have", though probably sensible if anyone living in the house smokes.
It snowed here this morning. Some of it settled. It was all gone before lunchtime.
Last edited by Pulaski; Jan 18th 2016 at 1:16 am.
#265
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They have an expiry date, it's true.
Carbon monoxide detectors are usually (fire regs are set by the state where you live) only required when either you have gas (natural or propane) heating, stove or water heater, and/or an open fire, and/or where there is an attached garage. In other words, and all electric house without an attached garage doesn't need a carbon monoxide detector. Otherwise they are just a "nice to have", though probably sensible if anyone living in the house smokes.
Carbon monoxide detectors are usually (fire regs are set by the state where you live) only required when either you have gas (natural or propane) heating, stove or water heater, and/or an open fire, and/or where there is an attached garage. In other words, and all electric house without an attached garage doesn't need a carbon monoxide detector. Otherwise they are just a "nice to have", though probably sensible if anyone living in the house smokes.
#266
Re: Home and garden projects
Took down the fence. Painted a window frame. Cleaned all the christmas cardboard off the patio and put up some fairy lights out back.
Thinking about putting in a new kitchen counter top tonight.
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