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David Bergman answered Alex Westin's question.
1 month ago
Would hallway lighting that uses motion sensors reduce costs in a 288 unit coop?
Topic: Lighting
Molly McCabe, AKBD, CGP, CAPS answered Lucyna's question.
3 months ago
What companies sell solar shades and blackouts made from non toxic materials?
Topic: Energy Efficiency
Kirsten Flynn answered AJ McCray's question.
4 months ago
I am pregnant and will be moving into an apt that has just been painted with B Moore paint. Is it safe or do we need to repaint?
Topic: Paint & Coatings
Harold Remlinger, AIA, LEED AP, NCARB answered Debra's question.
5 months ago
How do you zone a forced hot air heating system (furnace)?
Topic: Energy Efficiency
Molly McCabe, AKBD, CGP, CAPS answered chris pearlman's question.
6 months ago
How do I get rid of the chemical smell in a china cabinet? Can I seal it in?
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