Tag: hot
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The Best Roofing Materials for Hot Texas Summers
Summers in Texas tend to scorch, and this is why homeowners should look for ways to protect themselves during these months. With the intense heat sprinkled with occasional heavy storms, it’s no wonder that many roof materials have shorter lifespans, especially if there’s no proper maintenance. See more info about the available materials when you…
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What is the optimal combi boiler water temperature for heating and hot water?
A combi boiler controls the water temperature for your heating system and hot water. It is the central hub that determines how hot the water being pumped to your radiators and taps is. So it makes sense that it’s set up to ensure that you get the right heat output and your hot water is…
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Design Hot Take: Let’s Stop Chasing “Chic” & Instead Go For Whimsy (A.K.A. Joy)
HOLD IT RIGHT THERE! Before you keep reading, pause, close your eyes, and picture something in your home that brings you immense joy. A vase with a funny little pattern. A wall color you were nervous about but did anyway. A bowl you always pull out for your nighttime ice cream treat after a long…
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Expert Tips for Choosing the Right Hot Water System
A reliable hot water system is indispensable for any bathroom, providing both comfort and convenience. Whether one is showering on a chilly morning or washing hands on a frosty evening, it plays a crucial role in ensuring daily routines are smooth and enjoyable. Today’s market is filled with a wide array of choices, from the…
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Amid hot data center market, Skanska grows advanced tech unit
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: As the high-tech and data center markets remain hot for builders, Skanska USA is expanding its advanced technology division, the firm announced Monday. Skanska Advanced Technology will now combine the contractor’s mission-critical infrastructure capabilities —…
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Most Common Hot Water System Problems and How to Fix Them
A malfunctioning hot water system can transform an ordinary day into a frustrating experience. Australian households use hot water for a third of their energy consumption. These systems play a vital role in our homes, yet people often overlook them. The average system’s lifespan ranges between 8-12 years, even with proper maintenance. Your daily routine…
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A guide to using a heat pump for a hot tub
If you’ve ever winced at your hot tub’s running costs, you might be wondering whether there’s a smarter way to keep the water warm. One option that’s already popular for swimming pools, and is now gaining attention, is the air source heat pump. But can it really deliver on both comfort and savings? The short…
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Energy-Efficient Office Roofing: Cutting Cooling Costs in Hot Climates
Middle Tennessee’s summers can be brutal, and office buildings in places like Clarksville feel the heat. High air conditioning bills often follow the sweltering weather. The good news is that an energy-efficient roof can make a huge difference. By choosing the right roof color and reflective coatings, and ensuring top-notch insulation, business owners can significantly…
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ACI Guides Quality, Durability in Hot Weather Concreting
The American Concrete Institute (ACI), a global authority on concrete knowledge, announces a robust suite of resources to ensure contractors and professionals are well-equipped to overcome the challenges of hot weather concreting. Significant risks are possible to the quality and durability of concrete structures during hot weather concreting. High temperatures, rapid evaporation, and increased risk…
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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…