Air Vent APG Automatic Power Attic Gable Ventilator
January 27, 2010 by admin
Filed under Attic Vents
Air Vent Automatic Power Attic Gable Ventilator APG Attic Ventilator Attic Ventilators Automatic Power Attic Gable Ventilator 120 Volts 1/8 HP 3.7
Air Vent #58034 12HR Wall Timer
January 27, 2010 by admin
Filed under Wall Vents
12 Hour, Wall Timer, For Whole House Fans.
Dryer Vent Cleaning: An Easy Process
January 21, 2010 by admin
Filed under Cleaning Tips, Vent Filters
Home appliances make your life easier. From dishwashers to irons, everything can be done easily and almost instantly with these modern helpers. Today, everyone relies on these appliances for household chores. Everyone who has home practically has at least two of these appliances. One of the most common household appliances is the clothes dryer. Since everyone uses clothing, a continuous turn over clothes on your homes laundry system is inevitable. This is one of the many reasons why you need to have a regular dryer vent cleaning schedule.
Maintaining and cleaning your dryer vent on a regular basis is essential for every homeowner. Every year thousands of fires are caused by dryer vents. It usually happens because of a person’s negligence. What does negligence have to do with fire caused by dryer vents? It has everything to do with it. When there is an excess in the collection of debris and lint, the duct becomes blocked thus giving rise to problems. These problems usually arise because the occluded duct prevents the inflow and outflow of air thus prohibiting moisture and carbon dioxide to vent out. If this happens, your house will possibly be in an inferno of destruction.
Dryer vent cleaning should be a high priority task for homeowners like you. You can prevent the possibilities of damaging your home from a faulty air vent by taking certain precautions. These safety measures have to be taken to keep both your dryer and your home in perfect condition. You can begin by checking your dryer’s ventilation system whether it is properly vented or there are no blockages on the exhaust opening. Moreover, regular cleaning the ducts and lint filter is also essential. Sometimes when it comes to duct cleaning or dryer vent cleaning it is always best to hire a professional to do it.
You can clean your dryer vent by yourself through several simple steps. You can start by unplugging the dryer from either electric or gas. If your dryer is gas then you should shut off the gas. Pull the dryer out then loosen the vent clamp behind the dryer’s back. Once you have loosened the clamp you slide the vent away from the dryer. After sliding the vent off, reach inside the hole at the dryer’s back and then pull any buildup or lint occluding the system. Dryer vent cleaning can be even better with a vacuum cleaner because it can help you reach further inside. This usually does a great job in removing or eliminating lint. You can also use the vacuum cleaner to reach on the vent tubing. Make sure that you check both ends because buildup and lint usually accumulate son these areas.
If you have finished removing the obstructions, you can now clamp back and reattach the vent. You should tighten the clamp and put the dryer properly back into place. You can also remove the vent outside the house to ensure complete dryer vent cleaning. Keep in mind that regular cleaning of your dryer vents gives you a safe home to live at.
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Air Vent 53860 Automatic Power Attic Roof Ventilator
January 18, 2010 by admin
Filed under Attic Vents
Air Vent Automatic Power Attic Roof Ventilator 53860 Attic Ventilator Attic Ventilators Automatic Power Attic Roof Ventilator 120 Volts 1/6 HP 4.3
Air Vent 53859 Automatic Power Attic Roof Ventilator
January 15, 2010 by admin
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Air Vent Automatic Power Attic Roof Ventilator 53859 Attic Ventilator Attic Ventilators Automatic Power Attic Roof Ventilator 120 Volts 1/6 HP 4.3
Air Vent 53858 Automatic Power Attic Roof Ventilator
January 12, 2010 by admin
Filed under Attic Vents
Air Vent Automatic Power Attic Roof Ventilator 53858 Attic Ventilator Attic Ventilators Automatic Power Attic Roof Ventilator 120 Volts 1/8 HP 4.0
Air Vent #53319 Gable Attic Ventilator
January 9, 2010 by admin
Filed under Attic Vents
Gable Mount Power Attic Ventilator, 1320 CFM, Ventilates Up To 1900 SQFT, With Adjustable Thermostat From 60 To 120 Degrees.
Air Vent 53316 Gable Mount Power Fan 15″
January 3, 2010 by admin
Filed under Gable Wall Vents
“ATTIC AIRE” GABLE MOUNT POWER FAN
1620 CFM
14″ fan
15″ dia. housing
1/8 HP, 225W
Adjustable thermostat
Use with automatic cable shutter Ace No. 5099338
For 2300 sq. ft. max.
10 yr. warranty
5 yr. Surestart warranty
UL listed
Boxed
Air Vent #53316 Gable Attic Ventilator
December 28, 2009 by admin
Filed under Attic Vents
Gable Mount Power Attic Ventilator, 1620 CFM, Ventilates Up To 2300 SQFT, With Adjustable Thermostat From 60 To 120 Degrees.
Air Vent 53857 Automatic Power Attic Roof Ventilator
December 25, 2009 by admin
Filed under Attic Vents
Air Vent Automatic Power Attic Roof Ventilator 53857 Attic Ventilator Attic Ventilators Automatic Power Attic Roof Ventilator 120 Volts 1/10 HP 2.








