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How to Make Your Home a Healthier Place to Live

To maintain good health, you try to eat well, drink plenty of water, stay active, and get the right amount of Z’s. But staying healthy doesn’t end there. In fact, your home plays an important role in your overall health and quality of life. The level of pollutants and respiratory irritants commonly found in an […]

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How to Maintain a Healthy Home Environment

We all strive to make our homes as healthy and safe as possible. Still, that doesn’t change the fact that indoor air, on average, is twice as polluted as outdoor air. Discouraged? Don’t be. Because now, C&D Cooling & Heating will demonstrate several ways to improve indoor air quality and keep it that way. Keep […]

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New Carpet Odors Can Make You Sick

“New” can be a wonderful scent. A new car with leather interior, a fresh coat of paint, new solid wood furniture – to say nothing of the perfect scent of a newborn child. “New”, on the other hand, can be highly over-rated. New coats of stain and varnish on a hardwood floor can leave you […]

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A Heat Exchanger and How it Works

Let’s say that you’re the lead runner in a two-person relay race. Your sole purpose is to run as fast and smartly as you can and, just as importantly, to smoothly pass the baton to your teammate. Without belaboring the analogy, a heat exchanger functions in similar fashion. A heat exchanger allows heat from a […]

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How to Prevent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Carbon monoxide (CO) results from burning various fuels and can be emitted from a variety of household appliances. It’s a tasteless, odorless, colorless, and poisonous gas when inhaled, one that can result in serious health consequences. CO poisoning also can stem from fumes generated by water heaters, gas or wood burning fireplaces, space heaters, BBQ […]

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Tips for a Healthy Winter Season

Ready for a positive spin on winter? Okay, here it comes. By practically being forced to spend more time indoors due to colder temperatures and fewer daylight hours, you have more time to unwind, catch up on your reading, and just take a breather from your otherwise busy lifestyle. That doesn’t sound so awful, does […]

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How to Make Your Home Feel Brighter

Once the heating season arrives, more and more windows are kept closed, summer attire gets swapped out for winter garb, and the “Cool” button on your thermostat is replaced by “Heat.” The change of weather feels nice, at first. After all, who doesn’t love autumn in New Jersey? But before you know it, enthusiasm gives […]

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Love the Season, But Don’t Make These Fall Mistakes.

Crisp autumn days practically beg us to get outside and enjoy everything the season offers. But in doing so, we may forget that our homes need a little TLC to prep for the cold winter months ahead. So, before you head for the pumpkin patch, apple orchard, or take a scenic foliage drive, take care […]

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When Should I Replace My Heating System

While there are many clichés that might make you grind your teeth, most people quickly recoil when asked: “Cold enough for ya’?”  You could offer up a sarcastic reply, perhaps something like this: “No, but another 20 degrees ought to do it.” Or you can simply nod in agreement and then move the conversation forward. […]

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What to Look for During a Home Inspection

Buying a house can be one of the most exciting yet stressful times of your life. After searching high and low, spending hours viewing dozens of properties, and finally discovering “the one”, you then move on to the next major hurdle that can make or break the deal – the inspection. To help you prepare, […]

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