Newsletter - Controlling Moisture in the Home
January 22, 2007
The most often talked about problem in the home is moisture control and how to get rid of it. Moisture usually becomes a problem as soon as the weather turns cold and we close up our windows and doors. The moisture looks for places to vent and if there isn't sufficient ventilation, you may begin to... CLICK HERE for the complete article.
|
Industry News - Coping With Moisture Problems in the Home
January 01, 2006
The most often talked about problem in the home is moisture control and how to get rid of it. Moisture usually becomes a problem as soon as the weather turns cold and we close up our windows and doors. The moisture looks for places to vent and if there isn't sufficient ventilation, you may begin to... CLICK HERE for the complete article.
|
Q&A - Replacing furnace - what level of efficiency?
November 09, 2005
Q: I live in Winnipeg in a 32 year old 1850sq.ft. two story home. We have a full basement that has been developed and is heated during the winter. I have recently replaced all the windows and upgraded the attic insulation. I am considering replacing the old, original gas heating system. My question... CLICK HERE for the complete article.
|
Q&A - Heavy condensation due to poor ventilation.
August 04, 2005
Q: We have a big problem with condensation on our windows and doors. So much so that our windows are all frosted over during the cold winter months (we have 3 layered non sealed window units.)We cannot open any windows during this time due to ice build up. It is even difficult to open and close the... CLICK HERE for the complete article.
|
Newsletter - How To Keep Your Indoor Air Clean During the Winter
December 14, 2004
Here are a few tips on how to keep your indoor air clean while your windows are closed for the winter.
· Run the furnace fan continuously, regardless of the outdoor temperature. It's important to do so because the filter can only capture particles if the furnace fan is running. If you are... CLICK HERE for the complete article.
|
Newsletter - Expelling Moisture From Your Home
December 14, 2004
The most often talked about problem in homes is moisture and how to get rid of it.
Moisture usually becomes a problem as soon as the weather starts to turn cold and we close up all the doors and windows. When all the windows and doors are shut, the moisture within your home begins to look for... CLICK HERE for the complete article.
|
Q&A - I Need a Damper for my Furnace
March 20, 2003
Question from John in Edmonton, Alberta -----
Dear Shell,
I have seen ads for Furnace dampers, which will help keep the basement warm and save up to 20% on heating costs. Just what are cold air furnace dampers, how do they work and is it worth it?... CLICK HERE for the complete article.
|
Q&A - Drafty Combustion Air Duct at the Furnace
December 03, 2002
Question from Steve in Calgary, Alberta -----
Hi Shell,
First, what’s the vent called which is attached to the side of our furnace and brings cold air in from the outdoors? My guess is that its purpose is to balance the air pressure inside our house with the outside air pressure. Second, we... CLICK HERE for the complete article.
|
Q&A - Should we go with a Mid of High Efficiency Furnace?
November 12, 2002
Question from Nancy and Dennis in Delta, B.C. -----
Dear Shell,
We are having our basement completely renovated - putting in a gas fireplace, and replacing our 35 year plus furnace.
We are also moving it about 3-4 ft. We live in North Delta - our home is 1250 sq. ft. upstairs, 1050 sq.... CLICK HERE for the complete article.
|
Q&A - The fan on our furnace runs all the time.
March 28, 2002
Question from: Maggie.
Dear Shell,
We have moved into a new home and the furnace runs continually. The furnace is a Trane 2 stage. I have been told to replace the thermostat in order to shut the fan off but I do not want to use a programmable one. Please let me know what you... CLICK HERE for the complete article.
|