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Help! My House is Hot Upstairs and Cold Downstairs Change Your Air Filter. Repair and Insulate Your Ductwork. Shell Out for a New Air Conditioner or Furnace. Look Into Zone Control HVAC. Investigate Your Attic’s Thermal Integrity. Reduce Sources of Heat Upstairs. Use Fans. Click to see full answer. Thereof, why is my upstairs hot and downstairs cold?You Have Poor Attic Insulation, Leaking Air Ducts or Blocked Soffit Vents. Poor attic insulation, leaking air ducts and blocked soffit vents can also cause your home to have hot upstairs and cold downstairs. To check if your attic has sufficient insulation or not, look out for attic floor joists.Likewise, how do you get cold air from downstairs to upstairs? First, by opening a window downstairs on the shady side of the house and opening one upstairs on the sunny side, you’ll create a naturally-cooling airflow. Boost this effect with a fan blowing out in the upstairs window–this is one fan you can leave on when you’re not in the room. Beside this, how do you keep your upstairs from getting hot in the winter? Some common reasons that your second floor is too hot include: Hot Air. Keep in mind, that heat rises. Hot Roof. Ductwork, Insulation and Seals. Redirect airflow to the second floor. Change filters. Insulate and ventilate the attic. Insulate windows. Change the fan setting on your thermostat from “auto” to “on” How do you get hot air from upstairs to downstairs?Positive ventilation means pressurizing the upstairs to limit the exchange of heated air from downstairs. You can do this by closing all of the windows upstairs and running an air conditioner or the whole-house heating, ventilation and air-conditioning system. Close all of the cooling vents downstairs.

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