Flood Recovery: Heating, Air Conditioning, Water Heaters

Consumer Product Safety Commission Alert

Submerged gas control valves, circuit breakers, and fuses pose
explosion and fire hazard! Replace all gas control valves, circuit breakers, and fuses that have been under water:
GAS CONTROL VALVES on furnaces, water heaters, and other gas appliances that have been under water are unfit for continued use. If they are used, they could cause a fire or an explosion. Silt and corrosion from flood water can damage internal components of control valves and prevent proper operation. Gas can leak and result in an explosion or fire. Replace ALL gas control valves that have been under water.
Read the full CPSC alert here.

Here's another informative article from the PENNSYLVANIA  DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION.


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Guess Which Cities Are The Least Green

Guess Which Cities Are The Least Green
The U.S. and Canada Green City Index, part of a research project conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit, recently released its ranking of cities throughout North America regarding their environmental performance. Click the link above to check out the cities that excel in green and the ones that are ranked at the bottom (via www.siemens.com).


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