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Consists of a flat panel of various woven synthetics. Considered permanent because homeowners can rinse it free of particles and reuse...

A low-cost alternative to fiberglass filters, designed to protect the home’s HVAC system from dust. Made of a dense and efficient...

Used to cool a small space, usually 400 to 450 square feet. Mounted on wheels for easy movement from room to room. Contains both the hot and...

Directs infrared heat to the objects or people to be warmed. For short periods of time, these heaters are more energy-efficient than convection...

Uses to touch up or completely refinish a stove. Specifically designed for wood- or coal-burning stoves and can withstand temperatures up to...

Used to connect the stove with the chimney. Never use in place of a chimney. Should be 24-gauge metal or thicker (the smaller the number, the...

Uses high-frequency energy to break the water up into tiny droplets, which are then dispersed into the air by a small fan. Quiet and use little...

Uses a HEPA filter as well as ultraviolet light rays to clean air. Also acts as a germ killer to remove virus, mold and bacteria from the...

Operates with the chimney damper closed, thus preventing heat-loss. Has an adjustable input with a maximum of 40,000 BTUs. Any unit made...

Requires vents to the outside.c Available in medium- or high-output models ranging from 25,000 to 65,000 BTUs/hr. Includes an enclosed...

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