Before You Turn Up the Heat This Winter, Do This (Or Pay for It on Every Bill)

Get The 30-Year HVAC Bible — Make Your Heating And Cooling System Last Decades Longer → https://liibro.com/l/hvac/john-the-hvac-guy Before you touch the thermostat this winter, there are seven things in your house worth checking first — and most of them are free. This video walks through each stage in order, starting with carbon monoxide alarm testing and expiration dates, then moving into furnace filters, MERV ratings, and why closing vents in unused rooms actually raises your bill. You'll learn what a flame sensor lockout looks and sounds like, why it's the most common reason a gas furnace lights and quits after a few seconds, and how to tell whether the fix costs two hundred dollars or costs you nothing. The video also covers high-efficiency condensing furnace exhaust pipes, humidifier pads, and drain lines that freeze and trigger false fault codes. The final stage is for heat pump owners: a default thermostat threshold setting — often 35 degrees Fahrenheit — that silently hands your heating over to expensive electric resistance strips for much of the winter, and exactly where to find and change it. #hvac #furnace #heatpump #homeimprovement #energysavings #winterhome #thermostat #heatingandcooling #diy #homerepair