Keep Your Air Conditioning Unit In Good Shape With These 3 Tips

Posted on 17 July 2015

Your air conditioning unit might not be in the forefront of your mind all the time, but if it stops working on a hot day, you're going to want it fixed right away. To avoid problems with your unit, it's a good idea to perform some maintenance tasks that will keep it running for you. Here are some things you're able to do to keep your air conditioning unit functioning well. [Read More]

Faulty Cooler? 3 Ways You Can Keep Your Customers Safe

Posted on 8 July 2015

Food poisoning is caused by bacterial growth, which commonly occurs in perishable foods that are kept at temperatures ranging from 41 to 140 degrees. If you own a restaurant, it's imperative that you keep foods either very cold or very hot to keep your customers safe. But what can you do if your cooler goes out? Even if you have the speediest repairman on the planet, there will still be some down time. [Read More]

Tips For Preventing, And Dealing With, A Sudden AC Failure

Posted on 24 June 2015

A sudden AC failure may not seem like such a big deal to some. However, to many people in the country, a sudden AC failure can turn into a hazard, a personal danger, or a loss of business. If a sudden loss of AC will devastate you, then you need to prepare for such an occurrence. Stay Current with Your Maintenance Schedule Many sudden troubles aren't as sudden as people like to think. [Read More]

How To Get Rid Of Washing Machine Odors

Posted on 3 June 2015

If your washing machine has a bad odor due to multiple loads of laundry, it might be time to do some cleaning and deodorizing. Here are some simple ways to reduce the odor in your washing machine and get it clean. Let it Air Out One thing you can do every time you wash your clothes is leave the washing machine door open after you are done using it. This will air it out and give the standing water inside the machine a chance to dry. [Read More]

About Me

Talking About Air Conditioners

Hello, I am Mia Ondalgo. Welcome to my site about air conditioning systems. The first apartment I moved into had air conditioning units in the back windows. The units pumped cool air into the building all throughout the spring and summer. Upon moving into my new home, I was instantly way too hot while dealing with the summer temperatures. I invested in a standalone air conditioning unit while I saved for central air. I wanted to use this site to discuss all of the differences between these three types of air conditioning units. Please feel free to visit often and learn all you can about cooling.