Every year, 240 million vehicles zip along American roadways--traveling nearly 3 trillion miles across, over, under, and through the roadways. (As a point of reference, the distance from the earth to the sun is a paltry 93 million miles--or roughly 0.003% of the total amount of miles Americans drive each year.) To no one's surprise, these as
- Too much humidity in the air can be hazardous to your health and lead to structural damage that is costly to repair. The most effective way to keep humidity levels down is to install a dehumidifier, which is a device that removes moisture from your indoor air. Whether you choose a whole-home dehumidifier that integrates with your existing HVAC system or a portable uni
- If you always wake up feeling congested after sleeping with the air conditioner on, you're not alone. Many people suffer from this problem. To prevent the yucky feelings, you might turn your air conditioning off at night, but then you're too hot to sleep comfortably. Thankfully, there's a better solution – one that allows you to stay cool and breathe more freely
- Storage is one of the biggest concerns in a kitchen. Where you keep all of the pots and pans, dishes, utensils, spices and food can make a huge difference in how usable your kitchen is. If you are planning on a kitchen renovation or just making a few changes to your already finished kitchen, you would do well to learn a few creative storage ideas that will help improv
- When you burn natural gas, a chemical process occurs and exhaust gases form. These gases include carbon monoxide, which can be deadly if you breathe it in. Thus, when you heat your home with a furnace, you need a good way to vent the gases out of your house. The tricky thing about these gases is that due to combusting fuel, they are superheated. Thus, a furnace not on