The air
ducts in your home are a common hiding spot for pollutants such as
dust, pollen, pet dander, and mold. The only way to effectively
remove these contaminants is with the help of a professional ductcleaning service.
Most
experts recommend having your air ducts cleaned every 3-5 years, but
there are some actions you can take to keep them as clean as possible
in between cleanings and minimize household pollution...
Change Your Air Filters
When was the last time you changed the filter on your air conditioner
or furnace? Dirty filters allow dust and debris to infiltrate your
HVAC system, increasing energy consumption and wear-and-tear. Clean
or replace your air filters every 1-2 months in accordance with the
manufacturer's specifications.
Dust Regularly
The average three-bedroom home generates more than 40 pounds of
dust per year – much of which can wind up in your HVAC ducts. Limit
this dust pollution by dusting your home once per week. Make sure you
are using a microfiber cloth, as traditional feather dusters kick
dust into the air rather than collecting it.
Maintain Your HVAC System
The air ducts aren't the only component of your HVAC system which
should be cleaned. The coils and motor blower can accumulate dust,
which forces your system to work harder. The drip pan should also be
cleaned too. If water is left standing in the drip pan for too long,
mold can begin to grow.
When it comes time to clean your air ducts, look no further than
GreenPro Cleaning & Restoration to get the job done. We offer
professional duct cleaning services to homes and businesses across
Long Island. If you live in Nassau County or Suffolk County, call us
today for a free estimate at (631) 940-8100.
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