Create a Space Saving Vertical Vegetable Garden
Anyone can grow a garden, even when space is limited. Homeowners who lack a large backyard or who own a condo or an apartment can embrace a space saving garden…
Energy Saving Tips For Your Home
Many homeowners want to reap the rewards of living in an energy efficiency home, but they aren’t sure where to start when it comes to conserving energy. Fortunately, going green…
DIY Guide: How to Build a Smokehouse
Smoked turkey, chicken and ham offer a rich flavor that cannot be replicated in the oven or on the grill. The depth of this flavor is the result of leaving…
Saving Energy For Kids: A Guide
Kids aren’t born with the knowledge they need to live a green lifestyle, which is why it’s up to parents to teach them. Teaching your kids about energy efficiency will…
Artificial Intelligence & Smart Home Gadgets for a Futuristic Lifestyle
Technology moves swiftly, and many smart homeowners may swap in or swap out devices, gadgets and appliances in their home to maximize both financial savings and possibly even environmental benefits….
Do-It-Yourself Energy Saving Projects
Your home needs a lot of energy in order to power various devices, appliances, and systems. The average household in the U.S. consumes about 77 million British thermal units of…
Smart Appliances to Save Energy and Simplify Your Daily Routines
Homeowners who are in need of a new appliance might be eyeing all the options. Saving money upfront by choosing the cheapest option might make sense for the budget, but…
Small Bathroom & Laundry Room Storage Ideas
Many people dream of living in a home with palatial bathrooms and a luxurious laundry room. But unfortunately, most homes are designed with modestly sized bathrooms and laundry rooms, which…
10 Unique and Crazy Stone Patio Ideas
Homeowners eyeing a new outdoor stone patio don’t have to settle on the typical and traditional design. Instead, incorporate your personality, hobbies, or even your family into the design of…
How Much Do Energy Efficient Windows Cost?
According to the Department of Energy, heat loss and gain through windows accounts for between 25-30% of your home’s heating and cooling costs. The best way to prevent this problem…
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