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Emergency Heat During a Power Outage and other Winter Storm Preps
Winter Storm Preparedness - Emergency Heat During a Power Outage - Conserving heat, dressing for warmth, food and water needs, hygiene issues.
What is emergency heat and when should it be used?
If your thermostat says "emergency heat," this is what you need to know.
What is the difference between auxiliary heat and emergency heat?
Emergency heat can cost a lot of money to use and should only be used in dire emergency's. Watch our video to learn more.
Fire Prevention Power Outages Create Health Hazard
How To Weather A Winter Storm When You Live In A Van
One of the worst realities of hashtag vanlife, or camping in general, is uncomfortable weather. At least, I sure think so. Granted, I don’t like it when there’s any temp delta between my bedroom and the outside world. And yet I choose to go camping. Hence, this video resonated with me.
Preventing a power outage
As the heat continues outside, an influx of energy is being used and putting people at risk for power outages.
Home Heating Safety Tips for Older Adults
Colder winter weather increases the likelihood of heating related fires. These fires are the second leading cause of fire deaths among older adults (ages 65+...
Home Safety Tips During the Holidays to Avoid Fire
The Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection, Commission on Fire Prevention and Control wants to remind people about the potential fire dangers around the home during the holiday seas…
How To Prep My Propane Home For Storms
It’s been a long winter season for much of the United States, but spring is …
Why Half a Degree Matters: Higher Seas, Longer Heat Waves, Dead Reefs
New research suggests that limiting warming to 1.5 degrees instead of 2 degrees can dramatically reduce the impacts of climate change around the world.
How to winterize a house to reduce heating costs
Home heating costs are expected to rise this winter.
7 Tips To Winterize Your Home
Avoid those high heating bills by winterizing your home. It's simple with these 7 tips to winterize your home.
10 Things Not To Miss When Prepping Your RV For Spring
Don't head out on your first trip of the camping season without checking these ten important things in your RV.
How To Get The Most Power While Being Cool To The Touch
Thermal simulation provides more than an indication of operating temperatures. With it, insights can be gained into the physics of heat removal in a particular application as well as better decisions for a product’s thermal design.
Why Not Heat Your Home with a Heat Pump?
While you may not be entirely ready for the summer to end just yet, end it soon shall. With that in mind, you need to know that your heater is ready to handle another winter's worth of effectively heating your home.
How to De-winterize your RV
I know most of you have isolated yourselves and are practicing social distancing – and I also know it can sometimes be a challenge to stay positive at this time
How does a Heat Exchanger Work?
In a gas furnace, a heat exchanger is like a metal box with a hole in each end. The first opening brings in an air fuel mixture that is ignited, producing a flame and heat. The second opening is co…
6 Tips For Keeping Your Heat Press In Shape
Discover the differences in a few of our most popular models by reading below, and 6 tips for keeping your heat press in shape.
Radiator Heating: Your Guide to Old-Fashioned Heat
Radiator heaters may not be the most popular type of heater out there, but they still work. Let’s take a look at how this old-fashioned heater works.
What Is a Heat Pump Water Heater?
You already know that your heat pump can both heat and cool your home, but did you also know it can also heat your home’s water? Using the same principle of heat transference and heat pump technology, a heat pump water heater can effectively provide your home with the hot water it needs.
Why Won’t My Home Heat Up Evenly?
The ability to heat one's home effectively and efficiently during the coldest time of the year is incredibly important. You should not make any compromises when it comes to the success with which you heat your home.
