Tag: Air
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The main types of air conditioning worth considering
It comes as little surprise that more and more homeowners are researching types of air conditioning of late. Whether rising temperatures are making day-to day tasks such as cooking dinner a little more tiring, or you are struggling to sleep in a due to a bedroom that refuses to cool down at night, home air…
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When your whole-house air conditioning system stops working
When your whole-house air conditioning system stops working, it can be frustrating—especially during the hottest times of the year. Fortunately, most issues come down to a handful of common problems that HVAC technicians see all the time. One of the first things to check is power. If your system won’t turn on at all, it…
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Air conditioning hire: Is it an option for homes?
I’ve hired dehumidifiers during an unfortunate flooding incident, but hadn’t really considered air conditioning hire until someone mentioned it to me the other day. Sitting at home in a hot living room, working through yet another heatwave, I decided to explore what was available to see if it’s a trick I’ve missed. I don’t have…
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John Von Bargen Helped Redefine Air Pollution Control
Before compliance was a buzzword—before “sustainability” made headlines—John Von Bargen was rewriting the rulebook for American industry. As Ship & Shore Environmental, Inc. (S&SE) accelerates toward its 25th anniversary, Von Bargen’s legacy remains the foundation of one of the world’s most trusted engineering firms in CleanAir Solutions™. A chemical engineer with zero patience for mediocrity, Von Bargen started…
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John Von Bargen Helped Redefine Air Pollution Control
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Before compliance was a buzzword—before “sustainability” made headlines—John Von Bargen was rewriting the rulebook for American industry. As Ship & Shore Environmental, Inc. (S&SE) accelerates toward its 25th anniversary, Von Bargen’s legacy remains the foundation of one of the world’s most trusted engineering firms in CleanAir Solutions™. A chemical engineer with zero patience for mediocrity, Von Bargen started…
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What temperature should my air conditioner be on?
If you’ve taken the plunge and invested in air conditioning, you’re not alone. As UK summers continue to heat up, so too does the conversation around the best ways to keep cool at home. And whether you’ve opted for a built-in system or a portable version, one question remains top of mind: what temperature should…
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MeacoFan Sefte Pedestal Air Circulator review: quiet cooling
You can trust Homebuilding & Renovating. Our expert reviewers spend hours testing and comparing products and materials in order to help you choose the best for your home and garden. Find out more about how we test. Sometimes fortune is on our side, and having the opportunity to review the MeacoFan Sefte 10″ Pedestal Air…
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Air conditioner vs air cooler — what’s the difference?
When the summer heat ramps up and your trusty oscillating fan starts to feel more like a hairdryer, it’s natural to wonder: is it time to invest in something stronger? Two of the most common options for keeping your home cool are air conditioners and air coolers. They may sound similar, but they work in…
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6 Reasons Your Air Conditioner Isn’t Cooling Properly
There’s nothing worse than turning on the air conditioner on a hot day—only to realize it’s blowing warm air or barely working at all. When your A/C isn’t doing its job, your home can quickly become uncomfortable, especially during the peak of summer. Before you assume your system is broken beyond repair, it’s worth investigating the…
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‘Natural air conditioning’ — but does the zero-energy cooling trick with plants actually work?
With the cost of installing traditional air conditioning units climbing above £3,000 – and energy bills rising – millions of Brits are seeking affordable and eco-friendly ways to stay cool. Now, experts say the answer may already be sitting on your windowsill. Craig Morley, gardening expert at Budget Seeds, says some of the most effective…