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  • Tips to get the Best Mileage Out of your Gas Purchase

    With gas prices on the rise and with prices consistency being higher then the day before it's important to get the most out of every drop. Here are a few tips to get the best mileage out of your gas purchase whether you are shopping for a new car or just trying ...

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  • Tank Vs Tankless Hot Water Heaters

    Traditional water heater vs. tankless water heaterWhat is a water heater?

    This is a device for producing hot water for household purposes. Some common types are an oil or gas fired, or electric resistance water heater combined with a storage tank.

    Why shop?

    Since heating water contributes to maximum electricity consumption, it is always better to analyze ...

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  • What is E85?

    E85 is a usable fuel that is made from a blend of 85% ethanol and 15% unleaded gasoline. E85 is designed for use in flexible fuel vehicles, or vehicles with an engine designed to run on any blend of ethanol up to 85%. As of 2006, the U.S. ...

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  • Don't let your pipes POP!

    Fortunatley, frozen pipes are more likely to occur when the temperature is below 20 degrees Fahrenheit and normally in pipes with either direct outdoor exposure or in completly unheated interior areas, such as crawlspaces.

    • Naturally, the best prevention is to advoid having pipes placed in exposed areas in the the ...

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  • Hot Furnace Buying Hints

    A well maintained furnace will last about 15 years. At some point most of us will be in the market for a replacement. When it's time to select a new furnace, remember two key factors- size and efficiency.

    Size- Is your furnace correctly sized?

    The Issue:

    Often times homeowners purchase ...

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  • Money Saving Christmas Light Tips

    Christmas lights have a way of keeping everyone in the holiday spirit. Nevertheless, whether you are hanging a single strand of Christmas lights on your porch, or decorating your entire house with Chrismtas lights, it's inevitable that your electrical bill will climb. Before you turn the lights off on your ...

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  • Inspect Your Oil Tank

    Does your oil tank have a Fill & Vent Pipe:

    Two of the most important parts of your oil tank are the fill and vent pipes. The fill pipe is where the driver places the nozzle to pump oil into your tank, and the vent pipe provides a vehicle for ...

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  • Keeping Your Home Fires Roaring Without Wood

    We all love the look and feel of a flame burning in the fireplace on a cold winter night ,and we all dread the thought of going out into the frigid temperatures to bring in wood to build that fire.

    If you want the beauty of a roaring fire without ...

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  • Static Electricity? Find Out How to Solve it

     

    Do you walk around in the Winter months shocking getting shocked by everything you touch?

     

    Do suffer from dry and itchy skin?

     

     If you answered yes to any of these questions, there may be a solution  for you. You can solve this pesky Winter problem by installing a whole ...

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  • Are your Appliances Energy Star?

     

     We have all heard about it or at least seen the symbol for energy star appliances but do you really know what it means or why you should buy that particular product over another?

     

    What is Energy Star?

    • Energy Star is the trusted, government-backed symbol for energy efficiency ...

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