my husband wants to replace our 30 year old furnace with a heat pump (not geo thermal). (and our old water tank with a electric tankless water heater as well). my question is this: I have heard that people complain about the “quality of heat” during the winter months. That the air pumped thru the vents feels cool rather than hot like the nat gas furnace air does. apparently women in particular dont like that, i dont think i would either. so does anyone have anything to say about that? Also I am uncertain as to whether or not we would need a secondary heating source during the winter, we live in Virginia near the beach if that makes any difference.

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Testing of well water will begin soon in an area surrounding the Dupont Chambers Works Plant in Salem County for contaminants.

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We’d once heard that, if the water isn’t turned off and the hose emptied, the water pressure would eventually damage the hose. We use a high quality, thick-walled hose.
(Of course we empty the hose if frost is expected, and store the hose indoors over winter.)

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best places to live on the west coast! I need resonable pricing, some sun, some rain, lots of thunder and wind, mild winter, summers under 95 degrees, hip open minded people, clean air quality, lots of nature around, mountains, water, wildlife, artsy and intelligent people. Please help! I am moving in 2 months and need to decide without visiting everywhere…thanks in advance!!!

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Since my old 4/3 is falling apart, I’m going to invest in a E-Bomb 3/2 (which I heard can get through a Victorian winter where the water gets to about 13 degrees celcius, around 55 fahrenheit). Does this mean however that the wetsuit will be too hot in summer where the waters 19 degrees (around 66 fahrenheit)? In summer I use a normal 3/2 (which is getting a bit small for me) which isn’t very high quality… Anyone own an E-Bomb and used it in both those temps?

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Mobil, BP Amoco, Shell, Philipps 66, Marathon, Clark, Citgo, Speedway, Thorntons, Gas City… Since winter is coming upon some of us, I don’t want to be fueling my tank with gas that has a lot of water added.

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Water Testing

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Are you concerned about the amount of water you use in the maintenance and upkeep of your landscape? This article will provide you with ways to conserve water with Tucson landscaping tips and guidelines. Whether you’re looking to save water for environmental purposes or save money on utilities, the following information will be beneficial to you and will help you avoid wasting your resources.

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hmmm
My water seemed to have turned orangy and brownish…
How do I fix this problem?

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Does anyone know where the worst water use in the US is?

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