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Is your swamp cooler smelling bad? Wondering what you can do to prevent that bad smell instead of getting rid of your cooler and buying a new one? Well, let’s take a look at the reason for bad smells in swamp coolers and what you can do to prevent them.

Got a swamp cooler that’s leaking water? Although it’s not the end of the world, it might feel like it if that water is dripping out of your cooler before it can cool that hot air roasting your room or home. Let’s take a look at your leak, what’s causing it, and five simple steps to fix it.

If you have a swamp cooler that won’t start you’ve got basically an over-priced waste of space. Okay, that’s not completely true, unless you don’t do anything to fix it. So, rather than just wonder what the problem may be, let’s jump straight to some possible causes and the simple fixes you can try to save your swamp cooler.

A swamp cooler will naturally add some humidity to the cool air it produces. It’s a part of the evaporative process that the swamp cooler brings to the table. However, it’s making things just a little bit too humid, or if it’s starting to feel like an actual swamp in your home, here are five things to try to knock the humidity back down.

A swamp cooler that’s not pumping water is more swamp than cooler, right? Okay, bad jokes aside, a swamp cooler that isn’t moving water is a swamp cooler that can’t do its job. If you’re dealing with a cooler acting this way, let’s take a look at seven things that may be causing your water problem and ways to fix them.

Do you have a swamp cooler that’s working the ways it’s supposed to except for the fact it’s squeaking non-stop while it’s on? If this describes your situation, let’s take a look at what might be causing that squeaking and what you can do to fix it.

Nobody likes a swamp cooler that doesn’t work. It’d actually be a bit odd if you did. Anyway, if you’ve got a swamp cooler that’s not working, let’s take a look at seven known causes and possible fixes to get it up and operational again before you grow too miserable.

Are some patio heaters cheaper to run than others? Find the answer to this and many more questions here!

Nobody likes a swamp cooler that isn’t blowing cold air. If this is what you’re dealing with, here are eight possible causes and what can be done to get your swamp cooler working the way it’s designed to.

Cordless tools deliver a sense of work freedom corded tools can’t equal. With that freedom, though, comes a battery charger that requires a cord and a few LEDs to let you know it’s working, charging, and how your battery’s handling it. If you have a DeWalt charger and you’re wondering what the LEDs indicate, let’s take a dive into their meanings.

Do you have a swamp cooler that keeps shutting off, especially when you need it the most? Well, look no further for possible answers. Here, you’ll find six reasons why your swamp cooler is shutting off and what you can do to correct it.

Do you have a Milwaukee battery that doesn’t want to charge? Wondering if there’s anything you can do to fix the issue without having to drop some money for a new one? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Try these seven tips and hold onto your cash before reaching for that shiny new battery.