I usually flush our Heating and Air Conditioning condensate line at least once a year

He even goes an extra step and flushes our condensate line once a year

After a few mishaps with our current home last year, I have been extra vigilant with every aspect of loft maintenance. It was as easy as forgetting to clear out debris from our rain gutters. They became so thoroughly clogged with leaves and pine needles that the rain water started to overflow back onto our roof. After a few months of neglect, I was dealing with minimal roof rot. It could have been much worse, but the disfigures alone were enough to get our head spinning. Now I am hypersensitive to anything that could conceivably be wrong with our house. The clothes dryer was making more noise than regular and I had a handyman on the PC in minutes. Another day I thought the sound of the water draining in our family room sink sounded weird than regular and had a plumber inspecting it in a matter of minutes. In neither of these cases was there absolutely something wrong that needed to be fixed. That hasn’t stopped myself and others from being responsible with our home, especially when it comes to our central Heating and Air Conditioning system. I have seasonal inspections and maintenance visits, and I also get hour opinions always if I worry a concern is beyond the scope of 1 specialist alone. More often than not, our contracted Heating and Air Conditioning supplier has done a great task with maintaining our air conditioner and furnace. He even goes an extra step and flushes our condensate line once a year. It’s the small pipe that takes the wastewater that the AC pulls from your air while in the cooling process, and it puts the water outdoors. Occasionally these lines can clog with debris or microbial growth, so flushing them yearly is an extra line of defense against extravagant water disfigure.

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