atp61185 asked:


I have cold air coming in a central vent when the heat is not on. I can’t really cover it since I need it for when I turn on the heat.

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Down-n-OUT asked:


The air conditioner in my home seems to be blowing cold air, it feels cold anyway. But our thermometer doesn’t get below 80 or higher. I checked the filter and replaced it but that does not do anything. Can anyone clue me in on anything?

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Nicolleta asked:


I noticed last night that even though my front door is closed all of this cold air is coming into the house from the sides of the doors. What can I do about this?

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Extreme Phenom asked:


I have a cold and sore throat. First I want to know the best wa to get rid of a cold in two days. And second, I want to know if it’s ok to keep my fan on while I sleep even if it is really hot. Could the cold air just make my cold worse?

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danieandlemmy asked:


Why does being in cold areas make you catch a cold? Do viruses grow in cold air or something?

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grandchawhee asked:


Our compressor is outside and our condenser is in the basement. The condensation water has a pump attached to it that pumps the water to the outside where it drains.

There is an additional pipe coming off of the pump that has cold air blowing out of it when the air conditioner is on. I’m guessing that it is an emergency overflow valve, but is it normal for cold air to be streaming out of this? It seems like we are losing a lot of nice cold air into our basement!

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Ceducerwitheyestokill T asked:


I know that its supposedly Fall, but its already Winter where I live. It already snowed and its freezing cold. Do you have any tips or know-hows on how to prevent or block cold air from coming into the house from cracks / seeps in the windows, doors and sliding door. Please help!!! I’m freezing in here.

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bucky asked:


I have a continious ridge vent, soffit vents, and gable vents in the attic.
The thing is with this house, the walls are not insulated. There is also a breathing space that runs from the attic to the basement on all sides.
My fear is that cold air can come through the walls or electricial outlets when my natural gas furnace sucks air. I wonder if I could block the breathing space that runs from the attic to the basement in the winter?

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