Ask Medley Furnace Hacks Part 1
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You have questions, Medley has the answers! Sit down with Colton and Texas as they discuss how you can get through one more winter with your furnace. #medleycares #askmedley
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As winter looms, many Dallas homeowners worry about their aging furnaces. One homeowner asked how to make it through another winter with a furnace that’s seen better days. The reality is, it’s not just about staying warm; it’s about avoiding costly repairs and keeping your home comfortable during those harsh cold spells.
Colton and Texas shared practical tips to help you navigate this winter without breaking the bank. Simple actions like wearing socks and snuggling under blankets can help you stay warm, but it’s also vital to address heat loss. Covering windows with thermal drapes can trap warmth inside and prevent that chilling draft from sneaking in.
If your furnace isn’t performing well, consider lowering your thermostat a few degrees. This not only eases the strain on your furnace, extending its lifespan, but it can also lead to significant savings on your energy bill. For those particularly frigid nights, using space heaters strategically can provide extra warmth, but be cautious! It's not the most energy-efficient solution, and you should never leave them unattended. With these tips, you can make your furnace last through the winter while keeping your home cozy.
How can I get through one winter with my furnace? I think he means one more winter. One more winter with his furnace? Tell him to buy some socks, a couple of blankets, cover the windows, get that cold air out of that, that glass pane. You could also set the thermostat a little bit lower, and drop that thermostat just a little bit lower. Put a little bit less wear and tear on it, too. If it ain't working at all, you could just get a space heater and some fans, move hot air around. It wouldn't be energy efficient. No, it's definitely not energy efficient. Don't go to sleep or leave with a wand.
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