Issue #12 | December 12, 2023 | Read on Web
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Wow, can you believe it’s almost been an entire year since we launched our first issue of Bill’s Bulletin? I still can’t. 😆
Whether you’ve been with us since day one or if this is your first time visiting, we extend our deepest gratitude to you, our customers, and our readers.
Your ongoing support, suggestions, and engagement have been the cornerstone of our motivation and the driving force behind the success of our newsletters.
Thank you for being a part of our journey. And if you are new here, welcome to Bill’s Bulletin! We’re thrilled to have you!
Bill’s Bulletin is more than just an HVAC newsletter. It’s a comprehensive source of helpful information for homeowners in SE Wisconsin.
Covering everything from HVAC to energy-saving tips, community events, seasonal recipes, and more! We also like to have some fun along the way!
Cheers!
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Issue #12 | 12/12/23 | Read on Web
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Wow, can you believe it’s almost been an entire year since we launched our first issue of Bill’s Bulletin? I still can’t. 😆
Whether you’ve been with us since day one or if this is your first time visiting, we extend our deepest gratitude to you, our customers, and our readers.
Your ongoing support, suggestions, and engagement have been the cornerstone of our motivation and the driving force behind the success of our newsletters.
Thank you for being a part of our journey. And if you are new here, welcome to Bill’s Bulletin! We’re thrilled to have you!
Bill’s Bulletin is more than just an HVAC newsletter. It’s a comprehensive source of helpful information for homeowners in SE Wisconsin.
Covering everything from HVAC to energy-saving tips, community events, seasonal recipes, and more! We also like to have some fun along the way!
Cheers!
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Winter Woes: Window Condensation
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December 2023
Read time: 3 Minutes
Why does condensation form on windows during the winter months?
Have you ever woken up on a brisk winter morning to frost-covered windows? While not every home may experience this phenomenon to the same extent, the presence of condensation and frost on windows can leave many homeowners scratching their heads.
You might be thinking. Is this normal? Should I be worried? Is there anything I should do? Why is this happening? To understand this, let’s first explore the interplay between air temperature and dew point…
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Winter Woes: Window Condensation
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December 2023
Read time: 3 Minutes
Why does condensation form on windows during the winter months?
Have you ever woken up on a brisk winter morning to frost-covered windows? While not every home may experience this phenomenon to the same extent, the presence of condensation and frost on windows can leave many homeowners scratching their heads.
You might be thinking. Is this normal? Should I be worried? Is there anything I should do? Why is this happening? To understand this, let’s first explore the interplay between air temperature and dew point…
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We have a lot of fun creating different themes for Bill each month and we hope you get a kick out of them as much as we do!
We’ve narrowed it down to our top 4 but need your help to pick the most popular version of 2023!
Cast your vote by simply clicking on your favorite month! We’ll share the results in next month’s bulletin.
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We have a lot of fun creating different themes for Bill each month and we hope you get a kick out of them as much as we do!
We’ve narrowed it down to our top 4 but need your help to pick the most popular version of 2023!
Cast your vote by simply clicking on your favorite month! We’ll share the results in next month’s bulletin.
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Pewaukee’s Country Christmas
at the Ingleside Hotel
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When: All December Long
Where: 2810 Golf Road Pewaukee, WI
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Pewaukee’s Country Christmas
at the Ingleside Hotel
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When: All December Long
Where: 2810 Golf Road Pewaukee, WI
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East Troy Light Show on the Square
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When: All December Long
Where: 2881 Main St, East Troy, WI 53120
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East Troy Light Show on the Square
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When: All December Long
Where: 2881 Main St, East Troy, WI 53120
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Milwaukee County Zoo Wild Lights
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When: Almost all December Long
(Closed Dec 12th, 24th, & 25th)
Where: The Milwaukee County Zoo
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Milwaukee County Zoo Wild Lights
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When: Almost all December Long
(Closed Dec 12th, 24th, & 25th)
Where: The Milwaukee County Zoo
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Candy Cane Lane in West Allis
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When: November 25 – December 25
Where: 96th Street to 92nd Street, Montana Avenue to Oklahoma Avenue
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Candy Cane Lane in West Allis
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When: November 25 – December 25
Where: 96th Street to 92nd Street, Montana Avenue to Oklahoma Avenue
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4 Ways a Garage Heater
🔥 Can Transform Your Space 🔥
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4 Ways a Garage Heater
🔥 Can Transform Your Space 🔥
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Hey!
Is there anything you would like to see from us?
We’ll do our best to answer your questions and feature the most popular requests in our next issues!
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Hey!
Is there anything you would like to see from us?
We’ll do our best to answer your questions and feature the most popular requests in our next issues!
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Thank you for reading! We hope you and your loved ones have a Merry Christmas and a happy holiday!
Do you and your family prefer a live Christmas tree? Check out these tips!
Fresh-cut Christmas trees are thirsty! During the first 24 hours after being cut, trees can consume up to one gallon of water!
This lessens to about a quart a day leading up until Christmas. Consistent watering is key.
Before placing your tree in its stand and water dish, cut the base of the tree about 1 inch above the original cut.
This helps with water absorption by opening up pores in the trunk in case it has become clogged with sap.
Be sure to keep your tree away from all heat sources, including heating and air vents, fireplaces, portable heaters, and direct sunlight. The cooler the better.
This not only keeps your tree fresh longer, but it also reduces fire safety hazards.
-Bill Brink, Owner
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Kettle Moraine Heating
& Air Conditioning, LLC
W325 S1767 Mickle Rd
Delafield, WI 53018
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Thank you for reading! We hope you and your loved ones have a Merry Christmas and a happy holiday!
Do you and your family prefer a live Christmas tree? Check out these tips!
Fresh-cut Christmas trees are thirsty! During the first 24 hours after being cut, trees can consume up to one gallon of water!
This lessens to about a quart a day leading up until Christmas. Consistent watering is key.
Before placing your tree in its stand and water dish, cut the base of the tree about 1 inch above the original cut.
This helps with water absorption by opening up pores in the trunk in case it has become clogged with sap.
Be sure to keep your tree away from all heat sources, including heating and air vents, fireplaces, portable heaters, and direct sunlight. The cooler the better.
This not only keeps your tree fresh longer, but it also reduces fire safety hazards.
-Bill Brink, Owner
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Kettle Moraine Heating
& Air Conditioning, LLC
W325 S1767 Mickle Rd
Delafield, WI 53018
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