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Tips on how to be eco-green?
January 30th, 2010 | 
Author: Tips on how to be eco-green?
im a big eco-friendly kinda person, and i need tips on how to help mother earth be clean! any tips?
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Energy for free!
To be honest, we’ve been seeing these programs for quite a while now, but never expected them to make a difference to our world. We just thought it is another hobby kit kinda thing, which does not work in the real world! Only when a friend showed us his ‘backyard energy company’ did we realize how wrong we were, and this review is to apologize to all the green energy enthusiasts out there.
Energy 2 Green is one of the pioneers in the ways of making electricity at home, and the founder Tomas Haynes has been featured on TV multiple times. There are testimonials (real ones) proving that there are people who used this system to create surplus electricity and are selling it to their grids – and making money on it! Imagine the power company having Read the rest of this entry »
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Latest eco pac news – Ecopac to showcase Mean Well PSC-60 open frame power supply …
I hope you’ve been enjoying my posts lately. I thought I might do something different today and rustle up a few bits of info from around the WWW. These are some of the news items and blog posts that have been popular over the last few weeks. Leave me your thoughts.
Ecopac to showcase Mean Well PSC-60 open frame power supply …
The charger facility allows for monitoring or battery backup related applications Read the rest of this entry »
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How to Design an Eco-Friendly and Stress-Free Home
Our priorities are changing. More and more, people are looking for simpler and conscientious solutions, while at the same time wanting to live in a home that is a sanctuary. If you’re looking for eco-friendly design ideas to improve your home and reduce your carbon emissions, you’ve come to the right place. This article looks at quick, easy and economical eco-friendly design options.
#1 Passive solar. The sun has tremendous capabilities to warm our homes. Take advantage of the sun’s solar rays in the winter and open windows and drapes. Ideally, you’ll have an abundance of natural light on the side of your home facing the south. If not, consider adding windows, and in the meantime take advantage of the eastern and western-facing windows.
#2 Thermal shades. Keep the cool air in your home in the summertime and the warm air in during the winter with thermal cell window blinds and/or curtains with thermal backing.
#3 Add plants to your home to purify the air you and your family breathe. Spider plants are ideal for cleaning your air, but any plant serves as a great filter.
#4 When repainting your home, choose Read the rest of this entry »
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