Filtration - Home Comfort Blog
UV Lights For Your Indianapolis AC Systems
Posted by Chad Peterman on Monday, May 7, 2012
With the official arrival of spring here in Indianapolis, comes the arrival of the dreaded allergy season. Pollen and other allergens fill the air and make life for allergy sufferers miserable. Lucky for all of us, there are some measures we can take with our air conditioning system that will make it easier to breathe when we are in our homes. One such item is a UV light that can be installed on almost every heating and cooling system.
AC Repair Indianapolis: Benefits of Bryant’s Perfect Air™ Purifier
Posted by Chad Peterman on Thursday, April 5, 2012
If you indoor air quality is an important aspect of your home comfort, the Bryant Perfect Air Purifier is accessory that is worth your attention. The Perfect Air Purifier is a state-of-the-art filtration system that can drastically improve the indoor air quality in your house. If you are currently using the cheap 1” furnace filters, you need to know there is a better option for filtering the air in your heating and cooling system.
This accessory is a perfect fit for those who suffer from allergies or have pets in the home. This filtering system will help alleviate discomfort from sneezing and coughing when peak allergy season arrives. It will also help in filtering pet odors and hair in the home and keep your heating and air system free of debris while providing you with enhanced indoor air quality.
Avoid HVAC Heating Repairs, Put Furnace Filter in Correctly
Posted by Chad Peterman on Friday, February 3, 2012
Air filters, although sometimes overlooked, are an important part of your overall HVAC system. They help keep dirt and debris out of your furnace and most importantly, out of the indoor air you breathe. A furnace can run efficiently and smoothly when a clean filter is in place to do its job. Sometimes this furnace filter can get plugged with dirt and debris or even put in backwards causing the heating system to run harder and less efficient.
There are a number of problems that can occur when your furnace filter is put in backwards. The most common problem you will face with a backwards facing filter is simple inefficiency. If your furnace is forced to blow air through the non-porous end of an air filter, it will take more energy to do so. The blower motor in your furnace will have to work harder to satisfy the thermostat setting. This means higher energy costs for you the homeowner.