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Monday, November 28, 2011
Thursday, November 24, 2011
TPI Shutter Mounted Exhaust Fans
!±8± TPI Shutter Mounted Exhaust Fans
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| Price : $200.00
Post Date : Nov 25, 2011 07:33:44 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
| Price : $200.00Post Date : Nov 25, 2011 07:33:44 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Both fan and aluminum shutter can be mounted on the inside of building. TPI Shutter Mounted Exhaust Fans reduce installation costs. Low-pressure direct drive exhaust. Two- and 3-speed 120V totally enclosed motors with pull chain switch. UL-listed and meets OSHA standards.
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Geothermal, Condensing Boilers and Micro Chp - Heat Your Home With Less Gas Or Oil
There are three exciting new technologies that can help you heat your home this winter with less, or perhaps even no oil or gas. Each of these systems will pay for itself in just a small period of time, and after that you keep all the savings you reap on lower oil and gas bills. Each of these three products, condensing boilers, micro CHP systems, and ground source heat pumps are already in widespread use around the globe, and poised to explode into the market in the US.
Micro Combined Heat & Power (CHP) is the cornerstone technology in what is called "cogeneration". Cogeneration is the process by which electricity and heat are generated at the same time, and micro CHP achieves this in a way that maximizes the effectiveness of both processes. This, in turn, allows you to use less gas or oil. As an example, some micro-CHP systems are so efficient that they convert 70-80% of the energy produced from the gas or oil into heat, and 15-25% into electricity. This leaves very little energy to be lost, 5-20% in most cases. Conventional systems, on the other hand might also be able to convert 80% of the energy into heat, but electricity generation is a completely separate system. Thus, with micro CHP, the electricity generated in the home is basically free! The savings on electric bills can cover the initial investment in the installation of a micro CHP unit in just a few years.
A condensing boiler captures energy normally discharged and lost through the exhaust chimney during the process where the water is heated. Put simply, the captured steam is changed back to hot water using a "heat exchanger" that cools the steam back into liquid. During this process, energy is produced and recovered. This energy, in turn, is useful in powering the condensing boiler, so less gas or oil has to be burned overall. In addition, given that the recovered water is already heated, it can be recycled back into use within the boiler right away. Condensing boilers usually pay for themselves in two to three years.
Geothermal heat pumps (often called ground source heat pumps) can both heat and cool your home, and the thing that sets these systems apart from both of the above is that they use zero gas or oil. In fact, the heat and cooling is generated by something that you don't have to pay for and isn't going anywhere - the earth itself. Just under the ground, the earth's temperature is steady and warm. A ground source heat pump pulls the earth's heat into the house in the winter, while in the summer the system reverses itself and returns heat from the house into the ground. While ground source heat pumps are more expensive to install than regular heating and cooling systems, they are often warranted for 40-50 years, and pay for themselves in a small fraction of that.
Condensing boilers, micro CHP, and ground source heat pumps are technologies that are already perfected and on the consumer market. Therefore, the price is already reasonable and the technology reliable. These are not brand new "green" technologies - they are just relatively (and surprisingly) unknown products. Look into one of the three products today to lower your heating bills, reduce your carbon footprint, and increase the resale value and desirability of your home.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
in abyss attending @ my Broan (741WH 70 CFM 3.5 Sones) ablution fan (READ DESCRIPTION)
UPDATE: the bath fan is somewhere to the right of the white duct witch is for the kitchen vent hood, the Broan bath fan IS VENTED to the outdoors! its location will be revealed this winter 2011. UPDATE: the flex duct in this vid is actually for the kitchen exhaust fan! the vent piping for the bath fan i have yet to move insulation to get to it but i will eventually! I thought i could access it from the attic but i cant yet! LOL!! Bath Fan Specifications: Brand: Broan Model: Decorative Series model # 741WH Duct Size: 4" Round Vented to outside: 99.999% positive it is Installed: form what the previous owners told me 2002 GFCI protected: IDK!! CFM: 70 Motor Type: C-Frame 120V Sones: 3.5 Accessible from attic: Not Yet Video Size: 42.31MB 360p 700KBps Upload Time: 27min Camera Used:Canon FS300 ~2011 XVP~
Monday, November 7, 2011
congress activity video 1
congress project - darn close to a gut and rebuild. Both bedrooms outer walls were taken down to the studs and insulated and drywalled. Bathroom was taken down to the floor joists because of water damage. Toilet,shower,sink and a block window was installed. With the block window a new exhaust fan with light and heater was installed too.
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Thursday, November 3, 2011
Maintenance of Vinyl Doors and Windows is Necessary
Vinyl windows increase a person's home value and home appearance. It can be cleaned very quickly. But, however, proper maintenance of vinyl windows is necessary as it becomes dirty quickly. With the help of heavy rain, the windows can be cleaned very quickly. But if even after that the windows are not cleaned the following instructions can clean them. Always wash the window with the help of a soft cloth or a soft brush. Sometimes it may be difficult to remove stains such as crayon, felt pens, lipstick, bubblegum so cleansers can be used to remove stains very quickly. Do not use cleansers such as nail polish remover, furniture polish as it could damage the surface appearance of the vinyl windows and doors.
Remove all the stickers and labels with the help of a soft cloth. Try to avoid high pressure spray to clean the windows Do not use blades, knife to clean the doors and windows as their might be scratches. Roller can be cleaned once in 6 months. To clean it first use the vacuum cleaner to take out the loose material, then use a cloth and water and a dish wash liquid to finish the cleaning. Proper maintenance of weep system is required to assure proper drainage. Water can be filled up in sill or track. It should be cleaned regularly to avoid dust. A soft bottle brush can be used to clear the openings. Casement window should be cleaned regularly. To clean this use a soft cloth soaked in water with a dish washing liquid. Due to UV rays the doors and windows may be worn out in order to avoid this repaint and re-caulk should be done every year. Try to clean the brass hardware on the window with the help of a soft cotton cloth. Clean the window track regularly otherwise dust will build up and it may become harder to open them. The screens should also be cleaned regularly to avoid bugs to enter. To clean the screen soak them in a tub full of water and then clean it with a garden hose. This may increase the screen life.
Condensation means the fog that can be seen on the glass of the windows. It happens because of high humidity in the house. It generally appears as moisture on the glass of the window. If moisture is seen on the windows it is because of high humidity at home. When the interior temperature of the house is 70 degrees the inside humidity should be according to the outside temperature. When the outside temperature is -20 degrees and below the inside humidity can be 15 percent. When the outside temperature is 10 F to 0 F the inside humidity can be 30 percent. Considering the outside temperature the inside humidity has to be adjusted. Humidity can be reduced by opening the curtains everyday so that the house air can enter the window. Let air circulate in the bathroom, kitchen everyday so that there could be less humidity. Try to keep the humidity level of the house under control with the help of a humidifier. Keep in mind that items such as clothes exhaust fans, gas heaters are vented properly.
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