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Did you know that your garage door is the largest moving piece of equipment in your house.
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Here you'll find strategies to help you save energy during the spring and summer when the weather is warm and you are trying to keep your home cool.
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Check your filters every month for efficient system operation. Clean or replace as needed. Hire a professional to perform an annual system maintenance service one month before the cooling season begins.
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Check filters once a month and replace if needed. Visually inspect exhaust vent for rust, damage or deterioration.
To ensure proper air flow and circulation, trim plants and shrubs near the condensing unit.
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Twice a year, drain and flush sediment from the water heater tank.
Once a year, check the pressure-relief valve. This is a crucial safety device and it must not become clogged.
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Repair minor drips and leaks as they occur.
Avoid flushing any paper products or other items but toilet paper down the toilet.
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Be careful not to plug too many appliances or devices into one circuit. Being aware of this can prevent power outages.
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Clean behind and underneath your refrigerator at least once a year, using a vacuum cleaner. Dust the sides and top of your refrigerator regularly.
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Remove any mineral deposits from the heating element with vinegar. Clean the spray arm to prevent soap build-up. Keep dishes clear of the spray arm.
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Avoid using very heavy or large pots and pans. If you have a self-cleaning function, always use it - and no other method - to keep the oven clean.
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Make sure the washing machine is level. To adjust, turn the legs clockwise to lower and counterclockwise to raise. Avoid overloading the machine. Use enough water for the size of the load.
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Clean the lint filter after every load. At least once a year, clean out the exhaust vent system. Do this task outside the house, using a vacuum attachment or long flexible lint brush.
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Always run the water while you are using the disposal
Run the water for two minutes after you turn the disposal off to prevent clogging.
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Clean the microwave regularly. Wipe down all walls inside the unit with baking soda or mild soap. Do not use abrasive materials or cleaners.
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If your A/C unit isn't working at all, the most common reason is that there is no power going to the unit. Check the circuit breakers (reset if needed), fuses, and plugs. Make sure the safety switch is set to ON.
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