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Category Archives: Tips to be Energy Efficient
American Dream 1.25GPM Showerhead with Diverter Valve
About 30% of a family’s total indoor water consumption is used in the shower. Although taking shorter showers certainly helps reduce this vast water user, changing just one traditional showerhead for a low-flow showerhead – like the Am. Dream Massage … Continue reading
American Dream Kitchen faucet aerator with swivel and flip valve
The American Dream 1.5 gpm Dual-Spray Kitchen Aerator with Swivel and Pause Valve is a real energy and water saver that no food service facility should be without. Tweet
American Dream outlet switch plate draft sealer™
Eliminates drafts near around outlet plates. This insulation piece reduces the work load of your heating/cooling system. Thus, reducing your electric bill. This is a quick and easy fix for a very affordable price. Tweet
$99.95 Energy Saving Package
Want to save energy and time, but don’t know where to begin…This is a great starter package whether you rent or own your home. Just by applying these 6 easy solutions to saving energy, you could save hundreds every year. … Continue reading
What Can a White Roof do for You?
White Roofs Could Save U.S. (Much Needed) $735 Million per Year.. Tweet
Build an Energy-Efficient House
The most energy-efficient houses function like living things. They are designed to capitalize on the local environment and to respond to the climate. Australian architect and Pritzker Prize-Winner Glenn Murcutt is known for designing earth-friendly homes that imitate nature. Even … Continue reading
The Nine Lives of Ethanol Myths
In the case of myths about ethanol, one might think so. Pervasive ethanol myths like “ethanol isn’t energy efficient,” and “ethanol raises food prices” – keep coming back to life even though they have been debunked over and over again. Tweet
Room by Room Design: Green Ideas
Although your green renovation should improve energy efficiency and create a healthy environment throughout your entire home, there are a few strategies that are room specific. Tweet





