- Jun 30, 2003
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So my house is 30 years old and the AC is deffffinitely on its last legs. AC unit is about 15 years old I think? It barely keeps the house cool in the summer (struggles to maintain < 80F in a 1900 sq ft home). My furnace is perfectly functional but is the original. I'm wondering if it's worth canning both and replacing them with a cold weather heat pump instead. I live in northern Maryland, where it does get very cold from time to time (single digit F). Anyone have experience with heat pumps? I do think I need to insulate my house better, as well. The floor in particular (pier on beam foundation).
Separately, I absolutely hate my coil range. Originally I had a gas line added for a gas stove, but between health and environmental factors, I figured I'd go with induction instead. Any experience here? Seems like the Frigidaire Gallery is the best bang-for-buck.
Separately, I absolutely hate my coil range. Originally I had a gas line added for a gas stove, but between health and environmental factors, I figured I'd go with induction instead. Any experience here? Seems like the Frigidaire Gallery is the best bang-for-buck.