The streets of this town have been busy lately.
The best thing about this is that the food wagon is here.
I can get some hot cinnamon churros for a reasonable price. I will treat myself with a few of them as soon as my work is done around the house. The main thing I am working on today is the filter, and getting it cleaned. Here is some more info on how to scrub it for those who do it yourself. Clean the filter. If the filter is dirty however still in superb condition, you can try cleaning it instead of replacing it. Use a vacuum cleaner or a soft brush to affix any dust and debris from the filter. If the filter is especially dirty, you can also clean it with soap and water. Then, let it air dry completely before reinstalling it. Reinstall the filter. Once the filter is clean and dry, carefully reinstall it in the filter compartment. Make sure that it is securely in place and that there are no gaps or leaks around the edges. Test the furnace. Finally, turn the furnace back on and test it to make sure that it is working properly. If you notice any problems with the furnace or filter, contact a professional HVAC supplier to diagnose and service the issue. In summary, repairing a furnace filter involves turning off the furnace, removing and cleaning the filter, and then reinstalling it. If the filter is disfigured or worn out, it will need to be substituted instead of repaired. It’s crucial to have a clean functioning filter to ensure the effectiveness and longevity of your furnace and HVAC system.