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i live in Northern ireland where humidity level is always 90+% all year . In Summer you sweat like crazy in winter all your walls and windows are wet. Right now outside 92% inside 80%

I live in a 2 story home in Georgia. I don’t use the second floor and have two separate units (one for up and one for downstairs). What should I keep the thermostat at up and down in the winter? I have it programmed cooler at night but it seems to be more expensive doing that?

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The answer is, it depends. From 27 years of home ownership, and living in climate the can be -40 Celsius in the winter to +40 Celsius in the summer. So many factors to consider, how cold is it outside, sun exposure, how many floors, how many people live in the house, how many showers are had, leaky house, well sealed house, how humid is the air outside, how dry is the air outside. Science says at -40 degrees you house should be 15% humidity? Great, and do we know how uncomfortable that is to humans in the winter. How dry your skin is, the nose bleeds, the dry hacking at night because of no moisture. the static shocks when you touch people, the cracked hardwood floors. The answer is, to find a happy medium and stop hunting for perfection. And so on. Issue with the 50% is the good humidity doesn't work in the extreme cold, that's way to high. That's when you get window fog and icing up, locks freezing and a bunch of issues inside your walls and attic.

Hi need help the humidifier don't come on in heating mode

Great video well explained to the layman.

can i use a 521 3 wire kit on my rv ac?

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Great detailed informational video. I just wish that you guys were here in Jersey :)

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Good video but you are in the US... 😞

If you were curious, low humidity can dry out the mucous membranes in your nose and throat, which are part of your body's defense against viruses. This can make you more susceptible to infections like the flu. Additionally, flu viruses tend to survive and spread more easily in dry air.

What about servicing

lHi, we own a carrier furnace and it's only been 2 and half years. It stopped generating heat 2 days ago. Its model number is 59sc2d080e171116. The fan keeps running without generating heat, error light blinks four times on furnace. Can you please help? We can't believe is starts to have problems after only 2 years

My home has a gas boiler with forced hot water baseboard. It's a standard ranch with an unfinished attic. A heat pump is only for forced air furnace, right? I don't have any duct work, so it's going to have to be installed in the attic. I got a price for mini-splits, but they told me I'd need at least 3 units. The problem I've faced with window ACs is the cool air doesn't go around corners too well, so I have two rooms that are too hot to use in the summer. I'm not sure what to do, whether I should get central air or not. What do you recommend?

The furnace in the home I’m living in is 44 years old and it’s working well still. Last inspection was fall of 2023 and it was all good. We will have another inspection this year potentially.

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I am an actual owner of a TRANE XR unit. When my 25 year old AC unit broke in summer 2018 I decided to replace it with a newer unit. The AC company back then recommended TRANE as it's the best in the industry even though it cost more, additionally I was able to get a 3-year labor warranty on it. So based on that I decided to have them install the TRANE XR. During the 1st 3-years I called the company several times about the AC unit not heating/cooling sufficiently. Whenever they showed up to inspect it, the unit either just happened to work just fine or they would say well this summer/winter was too hot/cold and all units could not keep up. Until finally the compressor failed in January 2024 so I had to replace it. Then again in August 2024 it failed for the second time. Of course every time I had to replace the compressor I had to pay the repair companies thousands of dollars for labor even though the parts/unit is still under warranty. And I am writing this message at 3:00 am in the morning because the compressor is giving that loud noise before failing. So most probably when the technician shows up to inspect why it's not heating, the compressor will have to be replaced for the Third time!! This TRANE XR has been nothing other than a piece of Junk, yet you see all these raving reviews on the internet. The TRANE XR has been nothing but a SCAM in my opinion. I started asking around about it and it seems that I am not the only one who's been having the same experience with the compressor failing way before the 10-year mark. So, I am not sure what Future you are promising with these units!

Most contractors greatly oversize AC, which makes them less comfortable and less efficient. When remodeling my 1929 Atlanta 1-story home of 1400 ft2, I had put R30 in the attic and R17 blown-in cellulose in the walls, plus storm windows. Half the roof was shaded by oak trees, and the summer sun didn't touch the walls (fell right at bottom, they knew how to orient houses then). I calculated a 1-ton compressor would suffice, while suppliers said I needed at least 3 tons. Bought a packaged AC-gas outdoor unit (ducts in and out), choosing the 1 ton which had highest efficiency (same coil area in all). More than ample cooling, and fan ran much more of the time, which gives more comfort and better condensate removal, as this video explains.

Thank you. Good information.

What about the trane S9X2 two stage gas furnace, would you recommend it for someone that is looking for long term replacement?

does a trane xr heatpump blower have a filter ?

My dual unit is soooo loud and annoying and had blanket wrapped around compressor. Distressing!

I love HVAC...

Thank you for this video. I have bad anxiety and we have duct cleaning scheduled for next week. My anxiety has been so high because I dont know what to expect. This video helped with that. Although I do still worry that the hose wont be able to reach our duct system.... but I'm sure techs have dealt with worse home layouts than ours and managed just fine. This didnt cure my anxiety, but it did help me learn what to expect. So again, thank you.

Wow. I wished I lived in Columbus, Ohio. My husband and I are looking at water heaters right now.

thank you, you helped me decide.

Thank you! Very helpful

This is awesome! Finaly no more temp limbo! But poor guy looks so nervous

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Good info, thank you! Pls share a business phone # to call for purchase/service inquiries

Very informative. My AC unit sounds like a freight train inside the house because it's mounted against an interior wall. It works well but is so annoying.

have a downdraft furnace, can i flip it over and change it to a updraft furnacei

Should I clean the ducts in a brand new built house? I am worried about construction materials/debris left in.

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I have a whole house humidifier. On the controller it tells you where to set it, my is 30-40% . But I still feel dry. You said to set it on 50%

Are you in New Jersey?

Im upstairs above the garage and i dont love it

Humidity promotes mold

Thank you! My new HVAC system has a built in humidity sensor, and I had noticed the difference in the experience of 72 degrees as you describe. I will check my sensor this winter.

*Great Advice! 😃*

I just bought a house and I think both my heat pump and my furnace are electric. Is that normal?

Because it’s 20 yrs old that’s y

Is air duct cleaning required prior to Installation?

Just think about what the city's water distribution pipes look like on the inside. They're much older than 20 years.

Why does it never start working after summer?!?!?!

I have a 32 year old furnace and AC ( Carrier ) , which are almost trouble free all its life, including last 14 years under my ownership. These are regularly serviced and seems in good shape. I understand these are not super efficient , but is there a risk keep using them despite these being in good health ? My main fear is CO emission , but I guess it won't happen overnight and a technician should be able to spot any breeding problem during yearly maintenance. Not to mention that I have super sensitive CO detector at home which can detect as low as 1 ppm of CO and currently report exactly that in my home air quality report. I hope I will be able to see a change in this report when the furnace start developing any issue causing CO emission to go up. I don't expect these HVAC systems to last for ever, but I hate trashing something which is fully functional. In Bay Area's temperate weather , any reduction in energy cost due to high efficiency furnace or AC can never justify the extra cost ( enormous extra cost if you are throwing away a good functional system ) one has to pay for these efficient systems.

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