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OStewarts
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Winterizing your House
So, this is going to be our first winter in our new home and I am wondering what people do to get ready for the cold weather. I know we have to have someone come and blow out the IGS system but is there anything else I am missing? What do you do this time of year to prepare for the change of season?
Also, if you have central air, are you supposed to cover the unit and do you have to have that winterized as well??
TIA
Message edited 10/15/2009 8:13:47 PM.
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Posted 10/15/09 8:13 PM  |
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PotofLuck06
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Member since 11/06 13241 total posts
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Betsy
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Re: Winterizing your House
Make sure your outside water spouts are shut off. Disconnect the hose and store in a garage/tool shed. Get the shovels ready in an area where they can be reached easily.
Clean out the gutters - remove any debris/leaves..
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| Posted 10/15/09 8:48 PM |
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Mrs007
Im obsessed w my lil man!
Member since 3/09 2528 total posts
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K
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Re: Winterizing your House
Thank you for posting this because I have no idea what I am supposed to do either! ha ha.
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| Posted 10/16/09 8:36 AM |
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danielleandscott
My new 71 Super Beetle
Member since 5/05 13476 total posts
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Scott
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Re: Winterizing your House
Also make sure your boiler is cleaned by your oil company. I do this once a year.
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| Posted 10/16/09 10:06 AM |
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GoldenRod
10 years on LIF!
Member since 11/06 26792 total posts
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Shawn
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Re: Winterizing your House
Make sure the heat in your house works BEFORE it gets too cold! It's much easier to get someone to fix something before it's really cold and everyone else needs their furnace fixed as well!
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| Posted 10/19/09 8:59 AM |
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