AIR TIGHT FREEZER BAGS

Mike, who works in our contact center, grows hops for making beer. Mike says: "The amount of hops you need varies, depending on the type of beer you are brewing. The crop in the picture should be enough for several batches of IPA, which uses plenty of hops. At harvest, I spread a clean tarp on the ground, cut the vines off the poles and lay them on the tarp. Then, I pick the hops and put them in a clean plastic bag. They can be used right away while they are still green. You can also freeze them. First, spread them on a clean surface in the sun to dry. Once dry, packed them in air-tight freezer bags and store in the freezer."

We depressurize the home to determine the level of air infiltration. This shows us how "leaky" your home is and what areas of the home need to be air sealed to keep the conditioned air inside instead of escaping through wall penetrations.