Many houses have hot and cold spots, especially in older homes and multilevel living.
However, it doesnt need to be this way, say heating and cooling experts.
Read on to find out ways to eliminate hot and cold spots, once and for all.
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Seal Any Gaps
Over time your house settles and the foundation shifts.
That can cause small gaps under doors and around windows.
This can result in the air that is coming in to make things hotter or colder.
To fix the hot or cold spots triggered by cracks or gaps, you could usecaulkor weatherstripping.
This is a fairly easy action that can make a huge difference in your homes uneven temperatures.
Check Your Vents
Proper airflow is the key to even temperatures.
Heavy drapes or large pieces of furniture placed in front of vents inhibit this natural airflow.
Ductwork might have a leak, be hooked up incorrectly, or simply be too small for your home.
An HVAC expert will be able to pinpoint the issue and offer solutions on how to fix it.
Something as simple as a clogged air filter could be to blame.
A dirty filter blocks airflow, which affects the temperature in different rooms.
Many people choose this setting because it is usually the most energy efficient.
However, Stembridge suggests setting the fan to on.
He likes to use this tip at night.
Making a few simple changes might be all you better improve the airflow in the house.
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