Having the heating and cooling ductwork in your home tested for leaks, then repairing any leaks that are found, can reduce your heating and cooling bills significantly and save energy in your home. Watch this video to find out more.
Older toilets can use up to five gallons of water per flush, five times that of newer water saving toilets. Instead of replacing your old toilet, you can save both money and water by installing a dual flush conversion kit from HydroRight. Watch this video to find out more.
The LG Wave Series is an energy efficient, top-loading clothes washer that combines rapid drum movement with powerful jets of water to clean clothes gently and effectively, even in cold water. Watch this video to find out more.
Electric heat pump hot water heaters take heat from the air and concentrate it in a storage tank, making heat pump water heaters up to three times more energy efficient than standard electric water heaters. Watch this video to find out more.
Recycling has become more and more popular, but recycling bins can take up valuable floor space in your house or garage. Watch this video to see how to make a simple, DIY hanger from 1×4 lumber to keep recycling bins off the floor and easy to reach.
To reduce your carbon footprint, you might want to consider one of the more eco-friendly means of transportation that both reduces pollution and saves energy, such as hybrid cars and bicycles. Watch this video to find out more.
Ted asks, “How can I remove rust stains from my concrete front porch?”
Rust stains can be hard to remove from concrete, but here are a few ideas to try. Read on to find out more.
Soon incandescent light bulbs will be a thing of the past, and their “wattage” rating will become obsolete. In their places will be high efficiency bulbs with a much more accurate “lumens” rating. Read on for a handy guide to help you navigate the changes.
