May has been windy and wet and muddy and stormy throughout just about the entire month.
It’s also been uncharacteristically frigid for this time of year, which has kept me indoors quite a lot.
It wasn’t quite sizzling enough to be using the furnace heavily, but I sure was delighted that I had heat and a sizzling and dry dwelling as I gazed out and all the wind and rain. But now, in the last yearof May, my good friend and I have suddenly been hit with a sudden and severe increase in uneven temperatures. It caused me to finally switch my air conditioning system system on, and I found to my dismay, that it was not laboring absolutely well at all. The airflow was absolutely weak and that got me quite nervous. I did not quite want to have to call out an Heating plus Air Conditioning specialist immediately, so I got to looking for some possible reasons why I might be getting such weak air flow. I finally got around checking the condenser component outside, and I found my culprit. The condenser component was caked with mud and debris and it was no wonder that my air conditioning system was having harsh problems. I immediately got to work hosing and scrubbing the exhausting thing off. I crossed my fingers as I once again tried to get the air conditioning system running, and thankfully, the air flow and coolness was significantly better this time, but still, I knew that I would have to call out an Heating plus Air Conditioning specialist soon! I’ll have to keep an eye on my condenser component for now on.