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Category: Heating

Total Posts: 41
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6 ways to quickly spot an energy efficient new house
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6 Ways to Quickly Spot an Energy Efficient New House

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5 Important Downsides to Lowering Thermostats in Winter to Consider

adding insulation is one of many home improvement projects that will increase the energy efficiency of your home
  • Do It Yourself Projects

10 Best Home Improvement Projects for Improving Energy Efficiency

Prepare for autumn savings on your energy usage using these tips
  • Do It Yourself Projects

Autumn Savings – Lower My Heating Bill

  • Cooling
  • Heating
January 9, 2009March 10, 2024

Curtain selection and energy loss

Am I really asking you to pick out and install some curtains? There’s a very, very good reason, aside from being fashionable. Which I’m not. Curtains, especially the heavier fabric ones, are good insulators. They retain heat very well, and also block a lot of cold air. Try this. If you have curtains, on a […]

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  • Cooling
  • Heating
January 9, 2009March 10, 2024

Lock your windows when closed

What does locking your windows do? First, when a window is locked it typically forms a tighter seal between the two individual windows, so air is less likely to be leaked in our out of the house. Think about it. There has to be some gap for the windows to slide next to each other. […]

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  • Heating
January 9, 2009March 10, 2024

Make sure storm windows are installed and in proper working order before the first cold spell

It’s getting pretty hard around my area to predict when the first serious cold spell will strike. It seems to be getting earlier and earlier every single year. That aside, if you have storm windows, make sure they are in working order before the colder weather arrives. Here’s a brief checklist on what to look […]

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  • Do It Yourself Projects
  • Heating
January 9, 2009March 10, 2024

Try installing insulated plastic on windows

If you have particularly drafty windows or just want to improve the overall insulation of the window quickly and easily, install insulated plastic. This is recommended generally for windows with leaks you can’t seem to find or are having trouble repairing. Of course the optimal solution would be to replace the window eventually, but right […]

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  • Cooling
  • Heating
January 9, 2009March 10, 2024

Why you should focus on windows and doors

When you’re talking about saving money on your heating and cooling, aside from changing some habits, this is where most of your work will probably be…windows and doors. Plus…a lot of the work involved is simple and can be done in no time at all. Windows and doors are unique because they connect you and […]

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  • Cooling
  • Heating
January 9, 2009March 10, 2024

How to save money year round on your energy bills

Let’s face it – any time is the right time when it comes to saving money! You may think of utility savings in the colder winter months, when you see your first high heat or gas bill. But the truth is, saving money on utilities, whether it is natural gas, electricity or water is a […]

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  • Cooling
  • Heating
January 9, 2009March 10, 2024

Using a few common household items

You don’t have to spend a lot of money to save money. Here’s a list of some common household items you can use throughout this site that can actually help save on heating or cooling costs (think of it as a supply list): Electrical Tape Weather resistant and can withstand temperatures of 15 – 194 […]

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  • Heating
January 8, 2009March 10, 2024

Turning down your thermostat in the winter

Turning down your thermostat by just a few degrees to 68 F in the winter can save 5-10% on your overall heating bill. If you think about it, this makes sense. By turning down the thermostat to a more reasonable temperature in the colder months, there is less of a difference between the air outside […]

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  • Cooling
  • Do It Yourself Projects
January 8, 2009March 10, 2024

Insulating Window Film: Is it worth it?

There’s a newer product now that advertises great savings on your energy bills while being nearly invisible (if you want it to be). It is replaceable easy installation window film. The concept is simple and straightforward. Placing a special film, which can be cut or trimmed to size, over the window pane in theory reduces […]

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  • Cooling
  • Do It Yourself Projects
January 8, 2009March 10, 2024

Get felt up…using felt to insulate better

I am all about saving money, and one frosty morning I discovered that one of my window panes was rather draft. Turns out that window had come loose and was longer in close contact with the bototm of the window sill. When this happens, the best course of action is usually to use foam tape […]

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