- Home
- About
- Home Improvement
- Ask Danny Answers (287)
- Attics & Basements (73)
- Calculators (5)
- Carpentry (158)
- Concrete & Masonry (91)
- Decks & Patios (106)
- Design & Decor (205)
- DIY Projects (97)
- Doors & Windows (174)
- Electrical & Lighting (152)
- Fencing (25)
- Financial (44)
- Flooring (151)
- Garage & Storage (96)
- Green Home (345)
- Heating & Cooling (90)
- Insulation (70)
- Kitchens & Baths (347)
- Lawn & Garden (771)
- Painting & Finishing (219)
- Plumbing (121)
- Repairs & Installation (763)
- Roofing (57)
- Safety & Security (217)
- Tools & Hardware (260)
- Walls & Ceilings (144)
- Lawn & Garden
- Around the Yard (771)
- Ask Julie Answers (138)
- Julie's Blog (103)
- Animals & Wildlife (68)
- Cacti & Tropical Plants (19)
- Container Gardens (35)
- Diseases & Pests (97)
- Flowers (102)
- Fruits & Vegetables (73)
- Furniture & Accessories (33)
- Garden Sheds (10)
- Garden Tools (56)
- Gardening Basics (106)
- Herb Gardens (12)
- Houseplants (39)
- Irrigation & Watering (52)
- Landscaping & Design (129)
- Lawn Care (82)
- Lawn Mowers (19)
- Monthly To-Do Lists (12)
- Organic Gardening (42)
- Pools & Water Features (20)
- Soil & Fertilizer (81)
- Trees & Shrubs (107)
- Videos
- Top 50 Challenges (50)
- Ask Danny (69)
- Simple Solutions (272)
- Thinking Green (105)
- Full Episodes (119)
- Best New Products (113)
- Attics & Basements (31)
- Carpentry (105)
- Concrete & Masonry (50)
- Decks & Patios (65)
- Design & Decor (131)
- DIY Projects (56)
- Doors & Windows (104)
- Electrical & Lighting (91)
- Fencing (18)
- Financial (13)
- Flooring (75)
- Garage & Storage (76)
- Green Home (217)
- Heating & Cooling (44)
- Insulation (34)
- Kitchens & Baths (224)
- Lawn & Garden (290)
- Painting & Finishing (129)
- Plumbing (72)
- Repairs & Installation (448)
- Roofing (39)
- Safety & Security (110)
- Tools & Hardware (86)
- Walls & Ceilings (84)
- Special Episodes
- Contact
Heating & Cooling
How to Clean the Air in Your Home
Bitsy asks, “What can I do to relieve allergies and keep the dust and pollen out of my house?”A good quality air filter on your HVAC heating/cooling system is the first line of defense against dust, dirt, and airborne allergens in your home. Watch this video to find out more.
Geothermal Heat Pumps for Energy Efficient Heating and Cooling
Geothermal heat pumps use water from wells, making them much more efficient for both heating and cooling than standard air source heat pumps. Watch this video to find out how they can reduce the energy costs in your home.Foam Insulation Increases Energy Efficiency in Your Home
Expanding foam insulation sprayed in wall cavities and attics has a higher insulation value and seals tighter than other forms of insulation. Watch this video to see how foam insulation can save energy in your home.Energy Efficiency Tax Credits for Homeowners
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 includes federal tax credits that can save you $1,500 or more when you make energy efficiency improvements to your home. Here’s the bottom line on what’s covered, and how you can qualify.
Celebrating Earth Day Early
Many of you may know that right around the corner is Earth Day . . . April 22. A special day earmarked for thinking globally and acting locally in our communities for the environment. I’m excited to be able to share in the eco-friendly event, providing good tips and information about doing just some small things to have a greater impact for our planet’s future.
Improving Indoor Air Quality with Ventilation
While tighter homes save energy, they also can trap moisture and airborne contaminants like VOCs inside your home. To combat indoor air pollution, install bath and kitchen vent fans that are vented to the outside, and regularly change air filters on your heating and cooling system.Save Energy with a Programmable Thermostat
A programmable thermostat saves energy by automatically raising and lowering the temperature of your home while you’re away. This can reduce your energy costs by up to $180 a year.Choosing Air Filters for Your Home
It’s important to install a high quality air filter on the HVAC system in your home, since inexpensive fiberglass air filters only capture 10% to 15% of airborne particles. Look for filters that contain carbon, are electrostatically charged, or have a HEPA rating which can remove up to 99% of airborne pollutants.Most Popular in This Category
Today's Homeowner with Danny Lipford® is brought to you by:
Press Room | Advertise with Danny | Air Our Show | TV Station Support | Radio Station Support | Video Production | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Sitemap
TODAY'S HOMEOWNER and the TODAY'S HOMEOWNER logo are registered Trademarks owned by Time4 Media, Inc. Used under license. | Past Episodes of Today's Homeowner | Remodeling Contractor in Mobile, Alabama (AL) | Video Production in Mobile, Alabama (AL) |










