Precise Air Systems, Inc. Has Been Providing Services for HVAC in Los Angeles Since 1975 and Offers Tips for Running Your Air Conditioner Efficiently

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2011-04-29

LOS ANGELES, CA, April 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) When the temperatures heat up dramatically, the air conditioner runs nonstop, putting a huge burden on the cooling system. It could help save money on energy costs and reduce your need for air conditioning repair in Los Angeles if you run your air conditioner efficiently. Precise Air Systems, Inc. provides helpful tips:

- Set your thermostat at 78 degree Fahrenheit and leave it there. Moving the thermostat to a lower temperature setting won't get your home to 78 degree any faster.
- Keep your blinds and curtains closed to keep the direct rays of the sun from entering your home. In the evening, open your drapes and blinds and allow heat to escape through the windows.
- When you're cooking, use the exhaust fan to help rid your home of the hot air. In the absence of an exhaust fan, use a floor fan in the kitchen, which will cool the air and help circulate it out of the room.
- Run the dishwasher and the clothes dryer at night or when no one is home, since these appliances tend to heat up the home.
- Run ceiling fans and floor fans in order to keep the air cooler without having to crank up the air conditioner. Fans use far less energy than air conditioners, and they move the cool air around the house.
- Since humid air makes you feel more uncomfortable and hotter when the temperatures rise, use a dehumidifier so that the air in your home is drier. The dry air combined with fans will make your family feel much more comfortable at 78 degree.
- If your air conditioner is exposed to direct sunlight, take steps to provide shade. You can plant shrubs or trees around your air conditioning units. It will help your A/C to run more efficiently if it isn't exposed to direct sunlight.

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