Wondering which way your furnace filter should face? The airflow arrow should always point in the direction the air is moving. Here's how to confirm the correct direction and install your filter properly. How to Find Your Furnace Filter Most furnace filters are located where the return duct connects to the furnace. Start by standing in front of your furnace and looking for … [Read more...] about Which Way to Install Your Furnace Filter
What Is The Difference Between MERV Ratings – MERV 11 Recommended
Changing your HVAC filter should be second nature. But have you thought about how the MERV rating you choose affects your home? MERV stands for Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value. The MERV rating system is the industry standard established by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE). It is used to compare filters made by various … [Read more...] about What Is The Difference Between MERV Ratings – MERV 11 Recommended
How to Clean Refrigerator Water Line
Many people forget to clean their refrigerator water lines during regular maintenance. In this this blog, we're sharing the importance of performing this essential task and easy-to-follow instructions. What are refrigerator water lines? How do I know if my refrigerator has a water line? If your refrigerator has a built-in water dispenser and/or automatic ice maker, it has … [Read more...] about How to Clean Refrigerator Water Line
3 Ways to Find the Air Filter Size You Need
The timely replacement of your furnace filter is a lot easier when you know what air filter size you need. AC filters are available in many different sizes, so it can be overwhelming if you're not sure what size filter you need. We don't recommend relying on what you think is the right size and we don't want you to feel uncertain when it comes to ordering your HVAC filter. … [Read more...] about 3 Ways to Find the Air Filter Size You Need
What is a Dishwasher Air Gap and Are They Necessary?
A dishwasher air gap is a small device that helps protect your dishwasher from backflow. Backflow occurs when dirty water mixes with the clean water supply. Many dishwashers don’t have built-in backflow prevention. Image source: INTERNACHI A dishwasher air gap is usually installed on a countertop, near the kitchen sink. The tubing connections are underneath the kitchen … [Read more...] about What is a Dishwasher Air Gap and Are They Necessary?
