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Month: July 2011
Garner News – Strategic Behavioral Health
Garner News – Strategic Behavioral Health breaks ground in Garner http://ow.ly/5PlTZ Related articles ConAgra to shut Garner Slim Jim plant in Garner NC on Friday (theraleighmortgageguy.com)
Tip #10 How to Cut Your Power Bill
Tip#10 Spend More Time Outside This one sounds kind of obvious but really it works! Look we live in the South and whether you want to admit it or not people lives right here in Raleigh WITHOUT air conditioning for more than 300 …
Tip #9 How to Cut Your Power Bill
Tip#9 – Keep The Curtains Drawn Another DUH moment but think about it; windows and doors are holes that have been cut into the most energy-efficient building materials that our homes are made of, wood, sidings, shingles and insulation. Those holes …
Tip #1 How to Cut Your Power Bill
Tip#1 Change Your Filters & Turn up the Thermostat. I used to buy the expensive filters that would last three months but I soon learned that all I was doing was constricting airflow to my A/C unit and making it work harder.
Tip #2 How to Cut Your Power Bill
Tip#2 Run the Clothes Dryer at Night Because we are from Michigan we have a gas dryer that doesn’t use that much energy but it sure does put heat into the house when that steam begins to come off the clothes that are tumbling …
Tip #3 How to Cut Your Power Bill
Tip#3 – Cook Outside This one seems pretty obvious, but there is very little cooking inside my house in 100 degree heat. It is counterproductive to what that gigantic machine the side of your house drawing 220 amps and emitting all that noise pollution is trying to do; keeping your home cool! Remember …
Tip #4 How to Cut Your Power Bill
Tip#4 – Turn off those computers when they’re not in use! But wait until you’re done reading this post first! I’m not sure how much energy Desktop PC’s actually use but they sure do put out a lot of heat! …
Tip #5 How to Cut Your Power Bill
Tip#5 – Replace your old incandescent light bulbs with LED or Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs. What do you think was powering your Easy-Bake Oven when you were a kid? That’s right a 100WATT incandescent light bulb. Can you imagine that today? The …
Tip #8 How to Cut Your Power Bill
Tip#8 – Seal the Cracks Around Your Windows & Doors This is the one tip which will cost you but heck whats a can of STUFF cost, $6? I was amazed how much energy was being lost in the window …