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Weatherproofing Doors Makes for a More Comfy Home and Wallet

Trying to heat the whole neighborhood? Doors by their definition are meant to be opened … and closed. When in use, it is the single largest hole in your home insulation. So make sure when Read More

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Water Saving Aerators: A Mindless way to Save Money!

The bathroom faucet is the area in the bathroom where the least amount of water is used. However, standard faucet aerators can also be a significant source of water waste. The average bathroom faucet tap Read More

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How to Weatherproof Your Electrical Outlets

There are many places where energy may be escaping the home: the basement, attic, and garage to name a few. Electrical outlets and wall switches are sources for air leaks that are very often overlooked, Read More

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How Shower GPM Impacts Your Home

Do you know how old your home and its plumbing fixtures are? The standard shower head in a home built before 1992 uses approximately five shower gallons per minute. For a family of four taking Read More

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Electrical Outlet Insulation for Quick Energy Savings

During winter, can you feel cold air coming in through electrical outlets located on exterior walls? More often than not, outlets and wall switches are left out when insulating a home. This contributes to both Read More

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Saying Goodbye to the Fireplace Draft with the help of a Chimney Balloon

For many, ushering in winter is financially stressful because of the increase in the energy bill, as the thermostat is being constantly manipulated to maintain a comfortable temperature during the colder months. When weatherproofing, people Read More

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3 Ways to Reduce Drafts Coming From Your Windows This Winter

Barbeques are over, pools are closed, and kids are back in school, signaling the end of summer and the fast approach of winter. When you prepare for the winter season, do you prepare your home Read More

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A Fan Light Switch Prevents Molding and Saves Energy

How long do you keep the bathroom fan on after taking a shower? If it is on for less than 20 minutes, mold can build up over time, aggravating respiratory problems such as asthma, and Read More

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Low Flow Showerheads – Find the Best Showerhead for Your Needs

Often people go into a store or online and purchase a showerhead only to realize it is not exactly the best fit for them. Here we have compiled for you a list of our most Read More