It is very important that you check your oven's seal to ensure that heat does not escape when it is used. If your oven's seal is broken, your oven may need a lot more energy to stay at the temperature you need. Check your oven seal on a regular basis to ensure this doesn't happen.
Use rain barrels or collected rainwater around your house to water plants, or use it for your toilet. Your water bill will be reduced, and the environment will be a little less impacted. Collecting rain water isn't
Thursday, 19 April 2012
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Think about using rainwater inside your house for certain things, like the toilet. That will cut down on things like your water bill, and impact the environment positively as well. Collecting rainwater is easy; just place some glass jars outdoors when it rains, and close then once they're filled.
Electric heaters are an energy hog and should be avoided as much as possible in the winter. They are not environmentally friendly. Using a fireplace and wearing warm clothing are good, energy-saving
Electric heaters are an energy hog and should be avoided as much as possible in the winter. They are not environmentally friendly. Using a fireplace and wearing warm clothing are good, energy-saving
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