As Floridians in 2019, we rejoice in our ability to instantly cool our homes. This powerful technology keeps us cool and comfortable even on the hottest summer days. Without AC the heat can really get to us on a physical level. Air Conditioning Reduces Heat-Induced Illness Along with a hot tropical environment comes the increased…
This summer here in Southwest Florida has been a scorcher. Temperatures feel far warmer due to the heat index than it reads on the thermometer. With humidity at an all-time high, it makes spending time in our beautiful Florida weather trying even for the most seasoned Floridian. Here are our top suggestions for keeping cool…
While we may not be able to visually see the air we are breathing in and that can lead to the assumption that it is clean air, the truth is that there are pollutants floating around in the air we breathe not only outdoors but also in our homes if we do not have a…
Let’s face it, we don’t give much thought to our air conditioners unless they break down. Making sure to regularly change your air filter can drastically improve your unit’s efficiency as well as helping to keep your air clean and your health at its most optimal. The main purpose of an air filter is to…
If you have an older AC unit it very likely does not include a UV light. In Florida, it is especially important to listen to the recommendations of your AC technician and include one in your installation initially or add one during maintenance. The reason being that Florida is such a damp humid tropical environment…
It is that time of year once again Southwest Florida. Crisp cool air has hit the state. Windows and screened indoors are opening and a brisk refreshing breeze is filling homes with fresh air. With temperatures dropping into the 50’s there is no reason to keep your air conditioning on and running. To maintain a…
Summer heat in Southwest Florida is unlike any other. The high temperatures mixed with humidity can create dangerous conditions for everyone, but especially the elderly. There are some reasons why older adults, ages 65 and over, are more susceptible to heat-related death. Older adults are not able to adjust to temperature changes as a younger…
