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Let Energy Star be Your Energy Guide

By on Thursday, September 23rd, 2010 | No Comments

Always look for ENERGY STAR® rated appliances and electronics, and EnergyGuide labels when purchasing appliances and electronics.

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Clothes Drying Energy Saving Tip #3

By on Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010 | No Comments

Use the automatic moisture sensor in your dryer. It will turn off the dryer as soon as the clothes are dry and save energy.

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Clothes Drying Energy Saving Tip #2

By on Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010 | No Comments

Image via Wikipedia You may want to consider hanging clothes on clotheslines or drying racks to air-dry. This not only saves a great deal of energy, but also many fabric manufacturers recommend air drying for fabric durability. Here is an expanded article on saving energy and money drying clothes at Easy Energy Saving Home.

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Save More Money when Replacing Your Water Heater

By on Tuesday, September 21st, 2010 | No Comments

Image by RJL20 via Flickr When purchasing a new water heater, check with your local power utility and tax authority.  There may be rebates and tax credits for adding solar heat to your domestic hot water system. You may even save money just by switching to a more energy efficient unit than you had before [...]

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Plan Your Water Heater Replacement Ahead of Time and Save Energy and Money

By on Tuesday, September 21st, 2010 | 1 Comment

Did you know that most regular tank type water heaters will only last for 10-15 years? The best plan is to start looking for a new water heater, preferably one that will use less energy than the one you are now using, when your existing unit is seven or eight years old. If you have [...]

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