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The air in your home may be harmful to your health, expert advice from Gilles Renault heating Co. , Ltd. can help.
When the cold weather closes the doors and windows to prevent fresh outdoor air from flowing, the air quality of your home will get worse.
How to reduce the risk of pollutants in the air?
Technicians at Renaud Heating suggest starting with your stove filter.
Before entering your stove, your stove filter collects allergens in dust, dirt, and air that may damage the fan or heating element.
Finer filters can also improve the air quality of your home by containing dangerous bacteria, pollen, mold and mold spores.
If you or someone at home is allergic, it is wise to use "antibacterial" or "efficient particulate air (HEPA)
Filters specially treated to capture microorganisms, including bacteria, mold, fungus, mold, yeast and algae.
A clean filter is the best choice to prevent contaminants in dust and air.
Dirty furnace filters can damage your stove and increase your energy costs as your stove has to work harder to cycle the air.
Dirty furnace filters may not be able to catch contaminants, which can cause various health problems.
By replacing the basic filter, fiberglass filter or paper furnace filter every two months, you can reduce the danger in the air.
Static or HEPA filters should be replaced every two to four months, especially if you have one or more furry pets, or if you see more dust build up at home.
In families where people smoke, filters should be replaced once a month.
The same rule applies to the humidifier attached to the stove.
If not properly maintained, the humidifier will turn into a moldy mess and drain dangerous toxins into the air you breathe.
During the season, the stove humidifier needs to be thoroughly cleaned at least once a month.
When not in use, the equipment should be emptied, cleaned, and the vent should be turned off when needed.
If you would like to know more about the maintenance and maintenance of the heating system, please visit www. renaudheating. ca or call 613-832-8026.