Eco-Friendly / Go Green
Making the World Cleaner and Greener Using an Innovative Wind Power
by Guest Post on Mar 4, 2010
If you use a simple wind power design, you could start producing enough power to run all your domestic electrical appliances. With your personal wind power, you should be able to save a lot of money and decrease pollution as an extra benefit. Continue reading →
Remodeling Your Home to Go Green
by Jessica Ackerman on Mar 26, 2010
Creating a home that is friendly to the environment is very important, especially when those ideas save money and energy. Projects like this pay for themselves, which is important during these times of uncertainty, and protecting our environment is a key issue for many people worldwide. Continue reading →
Go Green! Energy Efficient Appliances
by Guest Post on Aug 3, 2010
If you’re looking to make your home a more energy-efficient place to live then you should update your household appliances with more energy-efficient models. What better place to start than in the kitchen, where many families spend the majority of their time cooking, cleaning, and socializing, by purchasing a new energy-efficient washing machine? Continue reading →
DIY Home Build Solar System Guide
by Guest Post on Dec 17, 2010
With this site I will tell you how I made my Home Build Solar System for a fraction of the shop price and how you can made your own system, it’s much more easy than you think. The building process is quiet simple (when you’ve got a little technical background) and the to be used materials you can mostly buy locally. Continue reading →
Eco-Friendly DIY Guide
by Guest Post on May 14, 2012
There comes a time where we’ll need to make a repair, an improvement, or style adjustment on our home in order to ensure that everything is working properly and looking its best. Continue reading →
5 Things to Look for When Looking for Green Appliances
by Guest Post on Jun 26, 2012
Today, our lives revolve around electrical appliances. They have become an integral part of our daily activities. But with the benefits they bring, they also have some serious drawbacks. Electrical appliances use energy to run which is now slowly becoming a scarce resource. Continue reading →
Solar Panels for the Home Save Money and Our Environment
by Guest Post on Oct 16, 2012
The process of fitting solar panels in your house offers a barrage of positive benefits. This is a renewable energy source that takes advantage of the suns radiant light. As a result, it is not damaging to the environment around us. As well, solar panels can greatly reduce the cost of home utilities. Continue reading →
How to Check if Your Solar Systems Need Repair
by Guest Post on Jul 23, 2013
In the last few years, the use of solar appliances and solar products had shown a tremendous increase. The main reason may be that initially when these solar panels were firstly launched, then their prices were very much high. Continue reading →
3 Types of Renewable Energy for Your Home
by Michele Duchet on Nov 8, 2013
Renewable energy consists of energy sources that do not have a finite supply. Energy that is created by the sun, wind, or running water can be used in perpetuity, unlike resources such as natural gas and oil which will eventually run dry. Renewable energy has a number of benefits over traditional energy resources. These energy sources help the environment, allow you to save money on your monthly utility budget, and create a more sustainable living environment. Here are three types of renewable e Continue reading →
Choosing the Right Builder for Your Eco Home Project
by Guest on Mar 21, 2014
These days, more and more people have become concerned about environmental preservation. This is good news given that the rise in concern can help facilitate the implementation of sustainable practices that will preserve the planet. Continue reading →
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