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How Clothes Dryers Work

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A dryer is actually a very simple device. In this article we'll take apart a clothes dryer and explore how each system works. We'll start by following the air through the machine, then see how the tumbler and fan turn, and finally look at the controls.

How to Convert a Heater Thermostat to Digital

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If you want to save money on heating costs, consider learning how to switch your heater's mechanical thermostat to a digital replacement. This article shows you how to convert a heater thermostat to digital.

How Ceiling Fans Work

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They've been bringing us relief from the heat since the late 1800s, but do you know how ceiling fans really work? Learn all about ceiling fans.

How to Repair Windows

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Windows are a major source of heat-loss in most homes. They also may stick shut when they're painted or swell shut from humidity. Learn tips on how to keep your windows working properly.

To Block... or Not to Block Crawlspace Vents during the Winter?

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During the winter months, your crawlspace can be a source of cold floors and lost heat, but blocking your vents may not always be the best way to compensate for this. Learn more about blocking crawlspace vents during the winter.

How to Repair an Oven

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Gas and electric ovens operate fairly simply, and their components are designed for quick disassembly. Learn to service and repair them.

10 Things You Need to Know About Wood Pellet Fireplaces

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To save money, many people are considering alternative heat sources, and wood pellet fireplaces are one possible solution to rising energy costs. But what do you need to know before you head out to buy one of these energy savers?

How Does a Thermocouple Work?

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If your gas water heater keeps going out, or your gas oven won't heat, you may want to learn how to test the thermocouple on the gas valve. But how does a thermocouple work? Read this article to find out!

How Thermoses (Vacuum Flasks) Work

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How can the same device keep hot things hot and cold things cold? Find out what goes on inside a Thermos!

Why is the back of a refrigerator painted black?

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Why is the back of a refrigerator painted black? It has nothing to do with visual preference. Find out why the back of your fridge might be black.

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