Tag: air conditioner

In today's modern life, air conditioning is an essential electronic device to make our homes more comfortable. However, choosing a high-quality and suitable air conditioner at a reasonable price is not easy. This article will share the steps to check your air conditioner before making a purchase for your home.

Experiencing static shocks when sleeping under a down blanket is a common occurrence caused by the dry air in air-conditioned rooms. So what exactly is this phenomenon and how can you avoid it? Let's take a look at some handy tips from FPT Shop to prevent this uncomfortable situation.

Let's take a look at the top 5 power-hungry devices that almost every household uses during the winter. Remember to unplug them when not in use to save electricity.

I used to think closing or turning on the air conditioner, which one to do first didn't matter, there was no difference. But recently, I have come to realize that I was wrong.

Looking at the electricity bill during the early summer months, many families are surprised by the significant increase compared to the previous month, while their daily routines remain unchanged. How can we save electricity when using air conditioning during the hot season?

Excessive accumulation of dirt in air conditioners can greatly affect their efficiency and the overall well-being of users.

Most of us usually only use the remote control to turn on and off the air conditioner, and sometimes wonder if it is necessary to unplug it when not using the device.

Improper use of air conditioning can be harmful to your health and consume a lot of electricity. Let's take a look at some common mistakes to see if you are prone to them.

As the weather gets cooler, the need for households to use air conditioning decreases, to the point where it may not be necessary for several days. So, many people wonder and hesitate whether it is necessary to unplug the air conditioner when not in use.

There are some devices that have turned off buttons on the control panel but are still running, consuming a significant amount of electricity.