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Is Your Furnace Too Big?. Solving Plumbing Odor Problems, Preventing Floods in Yards

Week of September 13, 2010 - Hour 1

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Bathrooms, Toilets, Appliances, Carpenter Ants and Bees, Cleaning Mold, Floors, Hardwood Floor, Mold, Painting, Pests, Pipes, Plumbing, Refrigerators, Stripping, Washers, Cleaning, Energy Star, Green Home, Saving Energy

Furnaces that are not properly sized can waste energy. Find out if your furnace is the right size for your house.  Learn how to get rid of nasty plumbing odors like that rotten egg smell. Find out how to build a dry well in your yard to prevent flooding after heavy rains. Plus get answers to your home improvement questions about replacing a refrigerator, water systems, eliminating mold, eliminating ants, replacing toilets, radiant barriers, exterior painting, paint shingles, fixing a garage door, replacing washing machine, wood flooring.

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TOM: Coast to coast and floorboards to shingles, this is The Money Pit Home Improvement Radio Show. I'm Tom Kraeutler.

LESLIE: And I'm Leslie Segrete.

TOM: Give us a call right now with your home improvement project, your do-it-yourself dilemma, because we are here to help. The number is toll-free: 1-888-MONEY-PIT, 888-666-3974.

Well, the weather is changing and, in fact, right about now, if you listen to your home very, very carefully, Leslie, you

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Thu, 06/07/2012 - 11:04 - keelytm
Furnances

I definitely think I would benefit from the podcast about furnace size. I am wondering, actually, if I might need to upgrade my forced air furnace. Even when the heat is on, some far corners of my home are still cold, so I am wondering if it's having to work too hard. Does the podcast cover that, in addition to having one too large.