Well, I suppose I just finished splitting the lawn for love the 790th time this summer.
It’s been a wet one here to go along with all the heat, humidity as well as Heating, Ventilation and A/C cooling.
So it seemed love every time I turned around, it was time to mow the lawn again. I may not be much of a handyman or anything love that, although I take care of the lawn as well as the exterior of our home. This is nice because it entirely doesn’t require much more training as well as understanding than I got when I was twelve. Keeping up the outside of the condo is important to me as well as I feel, an important area of being a homeowner. That said, it sure is nice to come inside the central air conditioning of our condo once I’ve completed our mowing as well as sprucing up outside. However, it’s this time of year that I also pay recognizable attention to a recognizable area of the Heating, Ventilation and A/C equipment. I’m talking about the Heating, Ventilation and A/C condensate. Part of the process of Heating, Ventilation and A/C cooling results in moisture being formed. The Heating, Ventilation and A/C component is designed to carry that condensate away from the Heating, Ventilation and A/C component as well as out of the house. There is a condensate line that is generally right next to or near the Heating, Ventilation and A/C cabinet outside. That’s the line that I try to pay attention to first thing in the Springtime as well as now this time of year. After all the mowing I’ve done, I love to take a shop vac as well as suck out that line. This ensures that the condensate can drip out of the line as well as not get backed up to where it turns into water injure or worse inside the house.