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Out of all of the routine challenges a homeowner faces, the fight against dust might be the most exasperating one. No matter how hard you clean, no matter how much effort you put in, your Sacramento home is always thick with dust. Looking for ways to keep the dust in your home at a minimum? The experts at Clarke & Rush have some tips and tricks that might interest you!

Worried about the air quality in your home in Sacramento or do you suffer from allergies in Sacramento? Contact the air quality professionals at Clarke & Rush to learn about our air quality products, solutions, and services!

Easy Tips to Improve Air Quality & Reduce Dust

The biggest problem with dust is that it comes from absolutely everywhere. Dust is made up of skin cells, fabrics, small pests, pollen, and a slew of other common air pollutants. This makes completely removing dust from your home a bit unrealistic, but there are some really effective and useful ways to slow its accumulation and reduce its presence in your home.

Start by:

  • Adding mats to entrances. Much of the dust and debris that makes it into your home will have come by way of clinging to feet, or more specifically shoes. Ensure that you and your family remove outdoor footwear at a designated floor mat, and keep the mats clean as often as possible to drastically reduce the amount of dust your home accumulates.
  • Dusting with the right tools. Dry dusting is not the way to go. Using dry cloth or a duster only sweeps the dust around, reintroducing it to the air in your home, where it will float around and eventually end up back on the floors and furniture. Use moist cloth with DIY dusting fluids (less VOCs than commercially produced dusting fluids) for the best results.
  • Paying attention to your floors. Where would you say the majority of dust in your home winds up? If you said the floors, you’re absolutely correct–typically more than half of the dust in your home is on the floors! Vacuum weekly, and be sure to shampoo carpets on a monthly basis to scour this common dust hotbed.
  • Washing home fabrics frequently. Fabrics not only produce a measure of dust, they also hold on to loads of it. Bedclothes, window fabrics, cloth furniture; it’s all laden with dust, and should be cleaned weekly.

Air Quality Solutions with Clarke & Rush

If only there was some way to reduce the amount of dust in your home by 80, 90%, right? Oh wait, there is! Top-quality air filtration products have become a must for many homeowners across Sacramento. Why? Because these systems seamlessly integrate with your home, and drastically reduce dust, mold spore, VOCs, and pollen counts in your home.

When you’re looking for a true, complete solution, nothing works as well as an air filtration system! Want to learn more about indoor air quality solutions with Clarke & Rush? Contact our experts online today!

Learn how to find the manufacture date on a Trane air conditioner using the serial number. This step-by-step guide explains where to locate the serial number, how to decode Trane serial number formats, and how to determine the age of your HVAC system for warranty, maintenance, and replacement planning.

Total Time: 10 minutes

Locate the Trane Data Plate

Find the manufacturer information label on your Trane air conditioner. The data plate is typically located on the outdoor condenser cabinet near the refrigerant lines or electrical access panel.

Find the Serial Number

Identify the serial number printed on the data plate. The serial number may contain both letters and numbers depending on the age of the unit.

Identify the Serial Number Format

Determine whether your Trane system uses a newer numeric serial number format or an older alphanumeric format. Most modern Trane systems use the first two digits for the year and the next two digits for the production week.

Decode the Manufacture Date

Read the first four digits of the serial number to determine the production year and manufacturing week. For example, serial number 15234ABC indicates the unit was manufactured during the 23rd week of 2015.

Verify the System Age

Compare the manufacture date with your installation paperwork, maintenance records, or warranty information to confirm the approximate age of the air conditioning system.

Evaluate Repair or Replacement Needs

Use the manufacture date to help determine whether your Trane air conditioner may benefit from continued maintenance, repair, or replacement based on its age and efficiency.

Supply:

  • Phone camera
  • Pen and paper
  • Smartphone flashlight

Tools:

  • Flashlight
  • Screwdriver (if access panel removal is needed)
  • Ladder (optional)

Materials: Trane air conditioner model number Trane serial number Manufacturer data plate Installation paperwork (optional)

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