Cold Weather Minute: Replace Furnace Filters to Keep Your Home Warm
February 4, 2010
Clean air filters are as essential on your furnace as they are on your car. Furnace air filters remove pollen and dust from the air and need to be cleaned or replaced as recommended by the furnace manufacturer. Filters should be checked monthly during the heating season to ensure they are clean and not restricting air flow. Be sure to replace your furnace filter with the correct size and type for your furnace – double-check the size on the old filter before purchasing new ones.
Learn more tips to save energy, safely heat your home and save money this winter.
Contact: Mike Marcus
724-416-6333
724-416-3695 (cell)
mmarcus@nisource.com
In an effort to help customers manage winter heating bills, Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania today released the ninth in a series of ongoing public service announcements called “Cold Weather Minute” to print and broadcast media outlets across Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania service areas. These tips are aimed at helping customers manage their energy bills this winter heating season by using energy wisely.
About Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania
Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania, with local headquarters in Canonsburg, Pa. (Washington County), serves approximately 413,000 customers in 26 counties. It is one of the 10 energy distribution companies of NiSource Inc. (NYSE: NI). NiSource distribution companies serve 3.8 million natural gas and electric customers primarily in nine states. Visit Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania online at www.ColumbiaGasPa.com.