Go Green for Life

As I share ways for us to be green, I decided to highlight 10 things I personally do at home to be green.  Share with us some of the green things you do at home.

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Sarah Susanka, architect and author of the The Not So Big House books, thinks kitchens are out of control. Oversize appliances and gadgets that do everything we once did by hand now clutter our countertops and eat up storage.

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I found this article by Gabriel Draven about how a couple of people saved money while properly insulating their home.  These are cheap ideas and the benefits last a long time.  Think about your green home.

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Your annual energy use is likely to be directed towards the water and space heating. If you are like most people today, your energy bills are higher than ever. You must practice efficient home heating in order to save your money go green and reduce your carbon footprint. Apply the following tips in order to make your home greener, more energy saving, and even save some cash too. For instance, start by sealing leaks in windows or doors. Heat loss from such leaks is one of many reasons why you cannot enjoy a warm and comfortable home during wintertime. It is high time for you to seal such leaks in order to preserve the energy and protect your wallet. Good insulation is your main guarantee that your home will not be affected by the extreme weather conditions attributed to the climate change. You will need insulation strips or a tube of exterior silicone caulk in order to seal your windows and doors.

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