There are unusual myths that surround air conditioner. These myths end up costing people a lot of money and time. Often, they have no basis and can’t genuinely help improve your air conditioner experience. In Chip’s career as an Heating and A/C specialist, he is regularly working to bust such myths. Recently, he was called to a home that had reMEd unoccupied for some time. The current owners bought it and had been working to renovate the space, then just before moving in, they wanted an Heating and A/C specialist to come in and install a current Heating and A/C system. The couple also had problems about the HVAC duct. It seemed the HVAC duct was seasoned so they wanted it checked as well. Chip got the job to go and do the Heating and A/C replacement in this house. He also went ahead to inspect the HVAC duct and suggested duct sealing to prevent leaks in locales that had gaps. As he was working, the man of the beach house came by to chat with Chip. He spoke to him about sealing some of the vents in rooms that would remain unoccupied for some time. That way, they’d save on energy costs. Chip burst that myth right there and then. See, when you block vents in a estimate to save energy, you throw-off the entire distribution idea in the house. As a result, the Heating and A/C idea has to labor harder to find balance and ends up using more energy. Many folks guess blocking vents saves them money, but it’s better to install Heating and A/C zoning in these unusual parts of the house. That does a much better job of controlling energy consumption by the Heating and A/C system.