Entry #2321, April 21, 2013 Let there be light, and there was light. Light is very essential especially at home. More often than not, the cost of illuminating your home comprises a decent percentage of your electric bill. But thanks to the creation of skylight, your home can have extra lightings from natural sources like…
Guest Blogger #918, Entry #2159, April 1, 2013 Excessive moisture in your home can be extremely problematic, often leading to such issues as mold, degradation of air quality, offensive odors and even structural damage. If you feel that your home is taking on too much moisture, it’s important to take action right away, before small issues…
Guest Blogger #917, Entry #2149, March 28, 2013 After an especially long, cold winter, we welcome spring with open arms – the ability to throw open the windows and experience the sunshine and fresh air. However, if you are one of the 40 million Americans who suffer from seasonal allergies, outdoor air (and uninvited pollen) can…
Guest Blogger #916, Entry #2147, March 28, 2013 There are a lot of great things that come with the spring and summer seasons. Longer days to spend outside. Perfect weather conditions to go swimming or to walk along the beach. It’s also a time when it’s appropriate to eat as much ice cream as your body…
Guest Blogger #899, Entry #2109, March 15, 2013 Seeking ways to conserve energy use in your home makes sense – both environmentally and financially. Over time, the energy efficiency improvements you make to your home can yield dramatic results. Your energy bills will decrease, and many improvements will also result in greater comfort for you and…
Guest Blogger #811, Entry #1922, December 10, 2012 Home offices are a dream come true for many of us. The commute couldn’t be any easier, the boss can’t look over your shoulder, the dress code depends only on your whim and you have the freedom to customize your space any way you want. Make your…
Guest Blogger #790, Entry #1875, November 28, 2012 In the UK the Surviving Winter campaign is running for the second year in a row to help older people who struggle with energy bills during the coldest season of the year. The Centre for Sustainable Energy has also taken steps to help more than 1,500 people…
Guest Blogger #785, Entry #1853, November 22, 2012 Utility companies raising their prices has become something of a late-October tradition, taking its place alongside the clocks going back, Halloween and shopping centres playing Christmas songs on the list of things we can count on as the cold, dark evenings draw in. The latest round of…
Entry #1848, November 20, 2012 When it’s getting cold outside, your concern is to keep your home warm inside. This is to maintain a comfortable temperature for the whole family. It is also important to take into considerations some of the simple things that often overlooked but are essential in the keeping your home warm…
Guest Blogger #756, Entry #1769, October 30, 2012 Winter weather in colder climes can make for a lot of energy usage in the home, what with the furnace running non-stop, the water heater working overtime to fill the tub, and everyone using space heaters and electric blankets to stay warm and cozy at night. It’s…
Guest Blogger #747, Entry #1748, October 23, 2012 For many, green living means more than fostering a sustainable environment. In many cases, the push for energy efficiency comes more from saving money than it does from creating a healthier ecological system. But you have to admit, reducing the negative impact humans have on the world…
Guest Blogger #696, Entry #1638, September 24, 2012 Insulating your home is one of those must do items that is necessary but often thought about too late. When turning your own dwelling from a house to a home, insulation is one of the many modern developments you should look into. Consider these 5 great reasons…