Tag: Cold
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What are the best window coverings to keep cold out?
Now that the summer is just a distant memory, the search for window coverings to keep cold out has begun for many homeowners. While curtains and blinds are often chosen for the decorative impact they will have on a space, it is important to note the role they can play in keeping a house warm…
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How To Make Cold Brew Coffee At Home
Sherry loves a hot cup of pour over coffee, but I usually choose an iced *something* for my daily coffee. And most days it’s a cold brew that I make at home. For over 2 years now, I’ve relied on this cold brew maker to keep a delicious batch at the ready in my fridge.…
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Which dehumidifier is best for cold rooms? Experts answer
As the weather gets colder and temperatures start to drop in your home, you might wonder which dehumidifier is best for cold rooms. These units are incredibly handy for removing dampness and condensation, but not all are designed for the same conditions – and you’ll face problems if you choose unwisely. When selecting the best…
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Protect Plumbing from Cold Weather Damage
Mr. Rooter® Plumbing, a Neighborly® company, is offering homeowners practical steps to prepare their plumbing for colder and freezing temperatures. Frozen and burst pipes are among the most common and costly winter plumbing problems, but proactive maintenance can help protect your home, save money and provide peace of mind. “As temperatures drop, a few simple precautions…
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Protect Plumbing from Cold Weather Damage
Mr. Rooter® Plumbing, a Neighborly® company, is offering homeowners practical steps to prepare their plumbing for colder and freezing temperatures. Frozen and burst pipes are among the most common and costly winter plumbing problems, but proactive maintenance can help protect your home, save money and provide peace of mind. “As temperatures drop, a few simple precautions…
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Why you should be cautious about renovation cold calls
Solar panels, loft insulation and other home upgrades are increasingly popular as households look to cut energy bills and become greener. That rising demand has also opened the door to rogue operators using unlawful tactics, it has been found. Regulators warn that a surge in automated “robo calls” is luring homeowners into costly and sometimes…
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Final Autumn Prep: Is Your Apartment Building’s Boiler Ready for the Cold?
As the crisp chill of autumn begins to settle in, landlords and property managers face a familiar seasonal challenge: ensuring their apartment building’s boiler system is fully prepared to handle the months of cold weather ahead. A properly maintained boiler isn’t just a comfort issue; it’s a critical component of tenant satisfaction, energy efficiency, and…
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Cold Weather Workwear for Concrete Crews: Preventing Frostbite and Cold Stress on the Job
When concrete crews pour slabs in January or set sidewalks during sleet, the job continues regardless of the cold. For contractors, winter brings challenges that go beyond discomfort. Frostbitten fingers make it difficult to tie rebar, numb feet create unstable footing and the risk of hypothermia rises quickly without proper protection. Reliable winter workwear is…
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Feeling Cold Air but Still Hot? AC May Not Be the Issue
Ever been sitting in your home, the AC is running, the vents are blowing out cold air and yet, you still feel hot? It’s frustrating, isn’t it? You walk past a vent and feel cool air on your skin, but the rest of the room still feels stuffy or warm. You might even double-check the…
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Skanska, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Top Out Campus Building
Skanska and Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) celebrated the topping out of the Artificial Intelligence and Quantitative Biology (AIQB) building at CSHL. This marks a key milestone of Phase I of CSHL’s Foundations for the Future campaign that aims to invest in the institute’s infrastructure so that research and educational programs are supported to confront scientific…