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Best dating sites
Many local newspapers had online personals in the mid 1990s but were bought out by these big dating sites. From some of the comments it really shows how desperate dating sites are for money that they even advertise in comment sections. You have a much better chance...
Read MoreGreywater Uses and Technologies
Greywater is the term applied to water that has been used in the home for washing. Dishwater, shower or tub water, sink water, and laundry water are the most prevalent sources of greywater. Any household wastewater other than toilet water qualifies for this...
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Do Programmable Thermostats Really Save Energy?
A quick online search reveals a price tag of $19.90 to $272.65 for a programmable thermostat. Regardless of whether you’re considering the budget model or the deluxe version, the question still remains--will this thermostat save you money in the long run?...
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What You Need to Know about Heat Pumps
Although heat pumps have long been used in many countries, they have been slow to gain acceptance in the United States. Heat pumps have become popular here in recent years due to their energy efficiency, ease of installation, size, and capacity to create zone...
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Automatic Watering Systems, Pros and Cons
There’s no doubt that an automatic watering system (sprinklers) is a terrific convenience and an advantage in maintaining your lawn and landscaping in peak condition. If you’re thinking of investing in an underground irrigation system, here’s what you should know....
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Tips on Caring for your Air Conditioning System
Always contact a professional technician if your air conditioning system needs repair rather than routine maintenance. You can count on your tech to check and remediate problems such as insufficient refrigerant, refrigerant leaks, duct leakage in your central...
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Time for a Bluetooth Shower Speaker!
You’re the quintessential music lover. There’s always music playing in your house, in your car, when you jog, when you’re doing yardwork. We get the picture! You’ve even managed to steam some of your electronics into oblivion playing music while you shower. So now...
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Do I Need a New Septic System?
Your septic system is one of those necessities you rely on, but don’t really think about. Sure, you know to have the tank pumped every 3-5 years, you’re careful not to dump grease down your drain, and you use ‘septic safe’ toilet paper. What you may not realize,...
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The Important Pumps in Your Home
There are a number of different water systems in your home, each requiring a specific type of pump. You have clean water systems that deliver water for cooking, washing, bathing, and laundry. Wastewater systems remove sewage and other human waste. If you have a...
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Home Water Filtration Systems
We all need clean drinking water free from chemicals, bacteria, pesticides, and other contaminants that can be detrimental to our health. Water filters remove these harmful contaminants, as well as odors, discoloration, sediment, and even bad taste. Water filters...
Read More
Best dating sites
Many local newspapers had online personals in the mid 1990s but were bought out by these big dating sites. From some of the comments it really shows how desperate dating sites are for money that they even advertise in comment sections. You have a much better chance...
Read MoreGreywater Uses and Technologies
Greywater is the term applied to water that has been used in the home for washing. Dishwater, shower or tub water, sink water, and laundry water are the most prevalent sources of greywater. Any household wastewater other than toilet water qualifies for this...
Read MoreDo Programmable Thermostats Really Save Energy?
A quick online search reveals a price tag of $19.90 to $272.65 for a programmable thermostat. Regardless of whether you’re considering the budget model or the deluxe version, the question still remains--will this thermostat save you money in the long run?...
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know about Heat Pumps
Although heat pumps have long been used in many countries, they have been slow to gain acceptance in the United States. Heat pumps have become popular here in recent years due to their energy efficiency, ease of installation, size, and capacity to create zone...
Read MoreAutomatic Watering Systems, Pros and Cons
There’s no doubt that an automatic watering system (sprinklers) is a terrific convenience and an advantage in maintaining your lawn and landscaping in peak condition. If you’re thinking of investing in an underground irrigation system, here’s what you should know....
Read MoreTips on Caring for your Air Conditioning System
Always contact a professional technician if your air conditioning system needs repair rather than routine maintenance. You can count on your tech to check and remediate problems such as insufficient refrigerant, refrigerant leaks, duct leakage in your central...
Read MoreTime for a Bluetooth Shower Speaker!
You’re the quintessential music lover. There’s always music playing in your house, in your car, when you jog, when you’re doing yardwork. We get the picture! You’ve even managed to steam some of your electronics into oblivion playing music while you shower. So now...
Read MoreDo I Need a New Septic System?
Your septic system is one of those necessities you rely on, but don’t really think about. Sure, you know to have the tank pumped every 3-5 years, you’re careful not to dump grease down your drain, and you use ‘septic safe’ toilet paper. What you may not realize,...
Read MoreThe Important Pumps in Your Home
There are a number of different water systems in your home, each requiring a specific type of pump. You have clean water systems that deliver water for cooking, washing, bathing, and laundry. Wastewater systems remove sewage and other human waste. If you have a...
Read MoreHome Water Filtration Systems
We all need clean drinking water free from chemicals, bacteria, pesticides, and other contaminants that can be detrimental to our health. Water filters remove these harmful contaminants, as well as odors, discoloration, sediment, and even bad taste. Water filters...
Read More