merrell air newsletter- summer 2012

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Welcome to the Spring & Summer edition of The Comfort Zone, a newsletter published by Merrell & Associates. This is a milestone year for Merrell & Associates. Sixty Years ago Ellis Merrell installed his first central air conditioning system in Carrollton. Thousands of installations later, the company bearing his name still strives to deliver superior service, top quality equipment and fair pricing to all our customers. We thank you for coming with us on this journey. We promise to continue the legacy of unsurpassed customer service that Ellis began so long ago. It is the heart of our business. Enjoy our spring newsletter, and please – keep in touch. Remember, Merrell & Associates is here when you need us. Sincerely, Jim Collins Merrell & Associates get the Inside Story Spring Summer 2012 Yes, your home is a haven for pollutants. You would breathe better outside. . . except pollen and allergen counts are at all time high this year. So let’s try to eliminate some of the common sources of indoor air pollution. The problem: Depending on what they are made of, carpets and paint can both emit chemicals and odors. Upholstered furniture and drapes, even if cleaned regularly, can harbor dust, irritants and pet dander. Homes with smokers can have second hand smoke clinging to all surfaces. The solution: Dust can’t be entirely eliminated, but vacuum and dust surfaces in the main living area as often as possible. If you have a family member with severe allergies – replacing carpet with wood or tile can be an excellent solution. Smokers should be encouraged to smoke outside. An Air Purification device or Ultraviolet lights also offer very effective ways to eliminate irritants, bacteria, and odors from the air in your home. Your Merrell professional can give you information on purification products that could help you. The problem: Bedrooms can harbor dust mites, dander and other allergens and respiratory irritants. Cleaning products often contain VOCs (volatile organic compounds) that release chemicals that can lead to respiratory irritation and liver or kidney damage. The solution: If building a new home, use furnishings, floor and window coverings that have minimal or no chemical treatments. Low VOC paint and new “organic” cleaning supplies that are VOC- free, will help you avoid the release of chemical gases into your rooms. Always wash sheets and other linens regularly. This can considerably cut down on the amount of dust in sleep areas. T AKE A D EEP BREATH... of Dusty, Moldy, Germy, Chemical-filled Air 770-834-7330 merrell-air.com

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Page 1: Merrell Air Newsletter- Summer 2012

Welcome to the Spring & Summeredition of The Comfort Zone, anewsletter published by Merrell &Associates.

This is a milestone year for Merrell &Associates. Sixty Years ago Ellis Merrellinstalled his first central airconditioning system in Carrollton.Thousands of installations later, thecompany bearing his name still strivesto deliver superior service, top qualityequipment and fair pricing to all ourcustomers.

We thank you for coming with us onthis journey. We promise to continuethe legacy of unsurpassed customerservice that Ellis began so long ago. Itis the heart of our business.

Enjoy our spring newsletter, and please – keep in touch. Remember,Merrell & Associates is here when youneed us.

Sincerely,Jim CollinsMerrell & Associates

get theInside Story

SpringSummer 2012

up to $1350*

CASH BACKon Carrier Systems

*Limited time offer. Some restrictions apply.

Yes, your home is a haven for pollutants. You would breathe betteroutside. . . except pollen and allergen counts are at all time high thisyear. So let’s try to eliminate some of the common sources of indoorair pollution.

The problem: Depending on what they are made of, carpets andpaint can both emit chemicals and odors. Upholstered furniture anddrapes, even if cleaned regularly, can harbor dust, irritants and petdander. Homes with smokers can have second hand smoke clingingto all surfaces.

The solution: Dust can’t be entirely eliminated, but vacuum anddust surfaces in the main living area as often as possible. If you havea family member with severe allergies – replacing carpet with woodor tile can be an excellent solution. Smokers should be encouragedto smoke outside. An Air Purification device or Ultraviolet lights alsooffer very effective ways to eliminate irritants, bacteria, and odorsfrom the air in your home. Your Merrell professional can give youinformation on purification products that could help you.

The problem: Bedrooms can harbor dust mites, dander and otherallergens and respiratory irritants. Cleaning products often containVOCs (volatile organic compounds) that release chemicals that canlead to respiratory irritation and liver or kidney damage.

The solution: If building a new home, use furnishings, floor andwindow coverings that have minimal or no chemical treatments.Low VOC paint and new “organic” cleaning supplies that are VOC-free, will help you avoid the release of chemical gases into yourrooms. Always wash sheets and other linens regularly. This canconsiderably cut down on the amount of dust in sleep areas.

TAKE A DEEPBREATH. . .

*Limited time offer. Some restrictions apply. Call for details.

Lack of sleep is our top health problem.Nearly half of all Americans havedifficulty sleeping. And that can meanmore than just falling asleep at work.Fatigue is dangerous.

We need sleep to survive. Those whosleep fewer than six hours a night don’tlive as long as those who sleep seven ormore. And studies show that moreaccidents occur because of fatiguethan alcohol. In fact, almost 40% ofheavy truck accidents are caused byfatigue.

So–what should you do to ensure thatyou regularly sleep well? Try these ideas:

Maintain a regular bed and wake time schedule. Yes –even on weekends.

Establish a relaxing bedtime routine– like soaking in a warm bath,reading a book, or listening to soothing music.

Make sure your bedroom is conducive to sleep–dark, quiet, comfortable and cool.

Don’t read or work in bed. It’s also a good idea to keep work materials, such as desks and computers –out of the bedroom.

Don’t eat within two to three hours before you go to bed.

Exercise regularly–but at least two hours before bedtime.

Avoid alcohol, nicotine and caffeine close to bedtime. They can lead to poor sleep or disrupt sleep later in the night.

s l e e p . . .does anyone get

Enough?.......

of Dusty, Moldy, Germy, Chemical-filled Air

770-834-7330merrell-air.com

200 Ridgecrest AvenueCarrollton, GA 30117

SpecialFinancing for36 Months!

Call for Details.

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Page 4: Merrell Air Newsletter- Summer 2012

Welcome to the Spring & Summeredition of The Comfort Zone, anewsletter published by Merrell &Associates.

This is a milestone year for Merrell &Associates. Sixty Years ago Ellis Merrellinstalled his first central airconditioning system in Carrollton.Thousands of installations later, thecompany bearing his name still strivesto deliver superior service, top qualityequipment and fair pricing to all ourcustomers.

We thank you for coming with us onthis journey. We promise to continuethe legacy of unsurpassed customerservice that Ellis began so long ago. Itis the heart of our business.

Enjoy our spring newsletter, and please – keep in touch. Remember,Merrell & Associates is here when youneed us.

Sincerely,Jim CollinsMerrell & Associates

get theInside Story

SpringSummer 2012

up to $1350*

CASH BACKon Carrier Systems

*Limited time offer. Some restrictions apply.

Yes, your home is a haven for pollutants. You would breathe betteroutside. . . except pollen and allergen counts are at all time high thisyear. So let’s try to eliminate some of the common sources of indoorair pollution.

The problem: Depending on what they are made of, carpets andpaint can both emit chemicals and odors. Upholstered furniture anddrapes, even if cleaned regularly, can harbor dust, irritants and petdander. Homes with smokers can have second hand smoke clingingto all surfaces.

The solution: Dust can’t be entirely eliminated, but vacuum anddust surfaces in the main living area as often as possible. If you havea family member with severe allergies – replacing carpet with woodor tile can be an excellent solution. Smokers should be encouragedto smoke outside. An Air Purification device or Ultraviolet lights alsooffer very effective ways to eliminate irritants, bacteria, and odorsfrom the air in your home. Your Merrell professional can give youinformation on purification products that could help you.

The problem: Bedrooms can harbor dust mites, dander and otherallergens and respiratory irritants. Cleaning products often containVOCs (volatile organic compounds) that release chemicals that canlead to respiratory irritation and liver or kidney damage.

The solution: If building a new home, use furnishings, floor andwindow coverings that have minimal or no chemical treatments.Low VOC paint and new “organic” cleaning supplies that are VOC-free, will help you avoid the release of chemical gases into yourrooms. Always wash sheets and other linens regularly. This canconsiderably cut down on the amount of dust in sleep areas.

TAKE A DEEPBREATH. . .

*Limited time offer. Some restrictions apply. Call for details.

Lack of sleep is our top health problem.Nearly half of all Americans havedifficulty sleeping. And that can meanmore than just falling asleep at work.Fatigue is dangerous.

We need sleep to survive. Those whosleep fewer than six hours a night don’tlive as long as those who sleep seven ormore. And studies show that moreaccidents occur because of fatiguethan alcohol. In fact, almost 40% ofheavy truck accidents are caused byfatigue.

So–what should you do to ensure thatyou regularly sleep well? Try these ideas:

Maintain a regular bed and wake time schedule. Yes –even on weekends.

Establish a relaxing bedtime routine– like soaking in a warm bath,reading a book, or listening to soothing music.

Make sure your bedroom is conducive to sleep–dark, quiet, comfortable and cool.

Don’t read or work in bed. It’s also a good idea to keep work materials, such as desks and computers –out of the bedroom.

Don’t eat within two to three hours before you go to bed.

Exercise regularly–but at least two hours before bedtime.

Avoid alcohol, nicotine and caffeine close to bedtime. They can lead to poor sleep or disrupt sleep later in the night.

s l e e p . . .does anyone get

Enough?.......

of Dusty, Moldy, Germy, Chemical-filled Air

770-834-7330merrell-air.com

200 Ridgecrest AvenueCarrollton, GA 30117

SpecialFinancing for36 Months!

Call for Details.