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The AC supply grille in my daughter's room has dirty, crusty stuff on it. I think it's mold. What should I do?

— Bob Whitson Arlington, TX

Steve Saunders

Answered by Steve Saunders

TexEnergy Solutions, Inc

August 26, 2010

The AC supply grille in my daughter's room has dirty, crusty stuff on it. I think it's mold. What should I do?

— Bob Whitson Arlington, TX

Answered by Steve Saunders on August 26, 2010

My AC service contractor wants to sell me a new unit with environmentally friendly Freon. What does that mean? Should I buy it?

— Ellen Stover Tampa, FL

Answered by Steve Saunders on July 29, 2010

Is three inches of batt insulation enough for my attic?

— Martin Bennett Bowie, MD

Answered by Steve Saunders on July 1, 2010

Should I follow my service company's advice and replace my current AC unit with a new "environmentally friendly" Freon unit?

— Gaby Mendelsohn Charleston, SC

Answered by Steve Saunders on June 2, 2010

I keep hearing that I should get a home energy audit. What should I expect to pay and expect to get?

— Marcia Hammond Oakland, CA

Answered by Steve Saunders on April 14, 2010

Does a programmable thermostat really save 20% on my utility bills?

— Brenda Nabors Brooklyn, NY

Answered by Steve Saunders on March 15, 2010

Our aluminum-frame windows are harboring condensation and mold. Can you recommend window solutions for a damp environment?

— Norm Milstein

Answered by Steve Saunders on January 15, 2010

I'm converting my attic into a non-vented conditioned space. Should I use open cell or closed cell foam to insulate?

— Gary Lichtenstein

Answered by Steve Saunders on January 15, 2010

Is it more sensible to make energy efficiency upgrades on a 1960s home than to choose green options on a newly constructed home?

— Tom Hemming

Answered by Steve Saunders on January 15, 2010

 
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