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1. Achieving mellow lighting and saving electricity - dimming fluorescents - is it ...
Dimmable lights can give a more pleasant feel to a room than the white glare of full-strength light bulbs. Turning down the lights can also save you money. Meanwhile, compact fluorescent lights are very energy efficient. Can you maximize savings by ... Read more...
Robin Green - Feb 17, 2009 ( 1,177 / 1,177 ) [ Home Improvement ]
2. Before you buy a new fridge, find out how much energy the old one uses
You might think buying a new, energy saving refrigerator just means looking for any old ENERGY STAR rated model. But why not figure out what your current fridge is using first, so you know how much savings there are to be had? Read more...
Robin Green - Feb 25, 2009 ( 1,471 / 2,648 ) [ Home Improvement ]
3. Brightening your home with LEDs: Should you buy, or should you wait?
LED lights have been in the limelight in recent years as more people try to use less energy. But is this a sensible way to cut energy consumption on a limited budget? Are LED lights really ready for the major leagues? Read more...
Robin Green - Feb 17, 2009 ( 392 / 3,040 ) [ Interior Design ]
4. Cleaning up after dinner: Is it more effient to wash by hand or use the ...
You might think doing the dishes by hand saves energy compared to using an energy saving dishwasher. But energy saving dishwashers use far less hot water than most people who hand wash. Use a dishwasher, and get back two weeks of your life every ... Read more...
Robin Green - Mar 10, 2009 ( 574 / 3,614 ) [ Miscellaneous Home & Family ]
5. Cutting energy losses using energy efficient window coverings
Energy saving window coverings keep your rooms warm in cold weather, and keep hot air outside in hot weather. Curtains, blinds, shades, awnings, and plastic window kits can all make a difference. Read more...
Robin Green - Feb 17, 2009 ( 1,245 / 4,859 ) [ Home Improvement ]
6. ENERGY STAR Dehumidifiers - tips for cutting humidity issues without breaking ...
Do you have a humid and musty basement or apartment? Before you head off to buy a new dehumidifier, you should establish where that humidity comes from, and how the energy ratings for dehumidifiers work. With this knowledge in hand, you can keep your ... Read more...
Robin Green - Feb 17, 2009 ( 1,525 / 6,384 ) [ Home Improvement ]
7. Infrared heat guns: Cut your home energy costs with this handy tool
An infrared gun can help you locate big or small heat leakage in your home. By measuring and prioritizing your thermal leaks, you can find the energy efficiency upgrades that will cost the least but provide the most benefit. Read more...
Robin Green - Jun 01, 2009 ( 800 / 7,184 ) [ Home Improvement ]
8. Is your old refrigerator working efficiently? Tips on saving energy in the ...
Most people let their fridge run and never bother to check whether it's using energy efficiently. Use these ideas to check whether your fridge is wasting electricity or is running properly. Read more...
Robin Green - Feb 23, 2009 ( 1,413 / 8,597 ) [ Home Improvement ]
9. Leave lights on or turn them off - which is more energy efficient?
Maybe you've heard the story that turning a light on causes a power surge equal to five minutes of the light's normal consumption. People use this story to justify leaving the lights on when they step out of a room for a bit. But does it make sense? Read more...
Robin Green - Jan 15, 2009 ( 3,008 / 11,605 ) [ Home & Family ]
10. Staying warm this winter: What's the right approach - heating your crawl space ...
If you have a crawl space and you get cold winters, there's a good chance you've felt your feet getting cold these last few days. Is using a crawl space heater the right way to deal with this dilemma? Or is there an approach that keeps you warm for ... Read more...
Robin Green - Feb 17, 2009 ( 641 / 12,246 ) [ Home Improvement ]
11. Tankless electric water heaters: Are they clean and green or are there better ...
Do electric tankless water heaters really save as much money as some websites claim? These heaters can sure make the meter turn quickly when they're heating water, but then no energy escapes through tank walls when the hot water tap is shut off. If ... Read more...
Robin Green - Feb 17, 2009 ( 852 / 13,098 ) [ Home Improvement ]
12. Trying to cut your electricity use? Before you begin, start by measuring your ...
You may think that upgrading a few old bulbs to compact fluorescents is all it takes to save electricity. But how can you predict your savings if you don't actually check your electricity use before you start? Read more...
Robin Green - Mar 07, 2009 ( 634 / 13,732 ) [ Home Improvement ]

 



 
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