An edition of About your house
(1999)
About your house.
by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
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Table of Contents
CE1. Measuring humidity in your home.
CE2. Combustions gases in your home.
CE3. Asbestos.
CE4. Radiant hydronic floor heating.
CE5. Windows.
CE6. Urea-flrmaldehyde foam insulation (UFFI).
CE7. After the flood.
CE8. Fighting mold.
CE9. Maintaining your HRV.
CE10. Wood heat safety in an emergency.
CE11. When you must leave your house because of a long winter power outage
CE12. Helping your trees survive storm damage.
CE13. Attic venting, attic moisture and ice dams.
CE14. Carpeting streaking.
CE15. Removing ice on roofs.
CE17. The importance of bathroom and kitchen fans.
CE18. How to read a material safety data sheet (MSDS).
CE19. Insulating your house.
CE21. Log homes.
CE22. Your furnace filter.
CE23. Water-saving tips for your lawn and garden.
CE24. Backup power for your home.
CE25. Carbon monoxide.
CE27. Choosing a dehumidifier.
CE28a. Assessing the renovation project.
CE28b-c. Before you start renovating your basement.
CE28d. Before you start renovating your kitchen.
CE28e. Before you start renovating your bathroom.
CE28f. Before you start window and door renovations.
CE28g. Before you start repairing or replacing roof finishes
CE28h. Before you start repairing and replacing materials: exterior walls.
CE28i-j. Before you start an energy efficient retrofit.
CE28k. Before you start assessing the comfort and safety of your home's mechanical systems.
CE28l. Before you start a new addition.
CE29. Should you get your ducts cleaned?
CE31. Understanding and dealing with interactions between trees, sensitive clay soils and foundations
CE33. CMHC garbage bag airflow test.
CE35. Hiring a home inspector.
CE36. The condominium owners' guide to mold
CE39. Buying a toilet.
Edition Notes
Each issue also has a distinctive title.
Isued also in French under title: Votre maison.
In loose-leaf binder, filed by issue number.
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