Featured deals in Heating, Cooling & Air Quality See all best sellers in Heating, Cooling & Air Quality See all hot new releases in Heating, Cooling & Air Quality –  You want your home to be a comfortable, welcoming place for you and your family, and the quality and temperature of the air throughout your house makes a big impact. The right air care appliances can help make conditions in your home ideal in every season and cut down on health problems that can arise due to poor air quality. , we have a wide selection of air care appliances from heaters to humidifiers to meet your needs. read more about air care » Solutions for Comfort in Hot Weather Summer heat can make the inside of your home feel sticky and uncomfortably hot. In extreme cases, hot weather conditions in a home can lead to dangerous health emergencies, making it important that you take steps to keep cool when temperatures climb. One way to control the temperature is through the use of an air conditioner.

These appliances use electricity to transfer cold air from the inside to the outside of your home using a refrigerant, an evaporator and a condenser. You can purchase portable air conditioners to use throughout your home and window-mount models that remain permanently in place in one particular room. Another way to cool things off is with an overhead or freestanding fan. Fans help air circulate through a home, producing a feeling similar to that of a cool breeze.Products for Keeping Warm in the Winter When cold weather arrives, you need to take steps to keep your home properly heated to avoid health complications that arise due to exposure. Most homes are heated with a furnace, a large appliance that is used to spread warm air through an entire home. Furnaces require ongoing maintenance to continue to function properly. This often involves replacing furnace filters on a regular basis. If your furnace isn't enough to keep every room of your home warm and comfortable, you can purchase a portable heater.

These products supply warm air to rooms of specific sizes to improve the temperature. airfree air purifier p1000Some people also use ceiling fans in the wintertime to distribute heated air through their homes more efficiently.atmosair solutions/clean air group incSolutions for Improving Air Qualitycarico air purifier prices A number of air care appliances are available to help you improve the quality of the air that you breathe in your home. If the air in your home has become dry enough to affect your respiratory system, your eyes or your skin, a humidifier can help to condition the air by adding moisture. These appliances are beneficial for houses in drier climates and during the winter months when air-drying furnaces are used.

Dehumidifiers do the opposite of humidifiers; they pull excess moisture from the air. This helps to reduce the likelihood of mold and other types of microbes developing in a home. Doctors often recommend dehumidifiers for people with environmental allergies, asthma and respiratory conditions. Air purifiers are appliances that remove fine particulates from the air by trapping them inside of a filter or by electrically charging them. Most often, medical experts recommend air purifiers for people with severe breathing and respiratory problems that are exacerbated by exposure to things like dust and pollen. back to top » PureGuardian 100 Hour Ultrasonic, Blue and White Vicks 1.0 Gallon GermFree Humidifier Protec DyanFilter Air Cleaning Humidifier Cartridge 5 ft. T12 80-Watt (G13) TL Linear Flourescent Flexo Print Germicidal Light Bulb (25-Pack) 18-Watt PL-L 4-Pin (2G11) TUV Germicidal Light Bulb (25-Pack) 5 ft. 335-Watt 4-Pin (G5.4x17q) TUV Dynapower XPT Germicidal Light Bulb (20-Pack)

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If you see visible signs of wear, it might be time for a new cable. If you’ve purchased your iPhone recently, keep in mind that the USB cable that came with your iPhone is covered by the iPhone’s warranty, so if your iPhone is under warranty, Apple may replace your cable for free. or call your local Apple Store to make an appointment with the Genius Bar. It’s always a good idea to have an appointment so you don’t have to wait in line. Another common cause of iPhone charger problems is low-quality 3rd-party iPhone charger cables. Yes, Apple cables are expensive, but in my experience, those $5 knockoffs we see at gas stations don’t hold up as well as the real thing. There are, however, good ones on Amazon – you just have to know which ones to choose. If you’re looking for a replacement cable, a couple of my Apple-certified favorites that are both quality and less expensive than Apple-branded cables are this lightning cable (iPhone 5 and newer) and this 30-pin dock connector cable (iPhone 4S and earlier).

Both cables are created by Amazon as part of their AmazonBasics brand. Bonus: 6 foot versions of these cables are also available! If there is no visible damage to your USB cable, try plugging the cable into a USB port on your computer to charge instead of using the wall adapter that came with your iPhone. If you already charge your iPhone using your computer, try using the wall adapter. If it works in one place and not the other, your cable isn’t the issue. This might seem obvious, but try charging your iPhone using a friend’s cable. If your iPhone suddenly springs back to life after you plug it in, you’ve identified the reason why your iPhone won’t charge – a faulty cable. Do you charge your iPhone by plugging it into the wall, using a car charger, in a speaker dock, in your laptop, or some other way? There are a lot of different ways to charge an iPhone. Remember that it’s your iPhone software that says ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ to charging when your iPhone connects to an accessory.

If the software detects power fluctuations, it will prevent your iPhone from charging as a protective measure. Just like we did when we inspected your USB cable, the simplest way to find out whether your charger is bad is to try a charger that belongs to a friend. Hint: If you’re trying to charge using an Apple keyboard or USB hub, try plugging your iPhone directly into one of your computer’s USB ports to charge your iPhone. USB hubs (and keyboards) have a limited supply of power that is shared across all of the devices that are plugged into them, and I have personally seen issues where iPhones haven’t charged because there wasn’t enough power to go around. Take a close look inside the bottom of your iPhone using a flashlight. If you see any debris or gunk in there, it might be preventing the lightning or dock connector cable from making a solid connection to your iPhone. There are lots of little pins down there, and it only takes one obscured pin to prevent your iPhone from charging.

If you find lint, gunk, or other debris in the charging port of your iPhone, it’s time to brush it out. Here’s the trick: Find a toothbrush (one you’ve never used before), and gently brush out your iPhone’s charging port. When I was at Apple, we used fancy anti-static brushes to do this which you can get here for next to nothing, but toothbrushes work well too because the bristles don’t conduct electricity. A very common reason for an iPhone that won’t charge is liquid damage to the charging port. Liquid damage can short out the connections in the charging port of your iPhone and all sorts of iPhone charging problems. Even if you’ve dried out the port and brushed out the gunk, sometimes the damage has already been done. If you go to an Apple Store to repair your iPhone and there has been liquid damage to your charging port, the only option they’ll offer is to replace your entire iPhone. If you don’t have AppleCare+, this can get expensive fast. If you had pictures, videos, or other personal information on your iPhone and your iPhone won’t charge, Apple will say they’re gone forever.