This post is a continuation from part 1 where we recently talk about: What is a mono split air conditioning unit? 1. Determine the location of the indoor unit 2. Attach the wall bracket We will now continue with the
It’s no secret that more and more households and business owners are making the jump to LED lighting in a bid to save money on their energy bills, and also to reduce their carbon footprint. But what exactly are the
If there’s pollution, dust, pollen, or sea salt in the air, eventually (and certainly), your panels will be full of them. And what gets in the way of your panels is bound to hinder your electricity savings. Whether you’re a
Do you smell some unpleasant odors when you walk in your bathroom? Are you regularly noticing standing water in your bathroom sink as a result of slow draining? All these are signs of clogged drains that you should not ignore.
You’ll never run out of hot water again! A conventional water heater stores hot water in a tank for 24 hours, even when you don’t need it. As a result, a considerable amount of energy is wasted, resulting in increased
For some unknown reason, a lot of us get jumpy about plumbing issues and will call a plumber for the faintest of reasons. Not only is this procedure expensive, but it is also very inconvenient as we wait to use
Summary – The different types of wastewater – The two types of chutes for wastewater disposal – The different evacuations of a dwelling – The connection of the devices for the evacuation of wastewater – Sanitary regulations for the evacuation
Water used in homes has long been thought of in terms of clean drinking water (known as potable water) coming into the house from the mains and sewage going out. However, the wastewater from baths, showers, washing machines, dishwashers and
If you are a homeowner, you often do your own home renovation and repair projects to save money. Although there are many projects that you can safely do yourself, anything electrical should be done by a qualified electrician. A house
Plumbing problems are common among new homeowners. The kitchen and bathroom are the most common places where plumbing problems occur. At some point, every homeowner will have a plumbing problem. Here are some tips to help you when this happens.
