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David Willson answered Laurie Roth's question.
3 months ago
How much energy savings do you get by turning a thermostat down 5 degrees rather than turning it off completely twice a day on a timer?
Topic: Energy Efficiency
Cynthia Phakos answered Carol Gonzalez's question.
5 months ago
Is there an eco friendly removable caulk product out there?
Topic: Energy Efficiency
Ryan Flegal answered Charlie Truxton's question.
11 months ago
Long-term, which is a better investment: a solar power system for the house or a room/bathroom addition?
Topic: Finance
Richard Heller answered Adrienne Parks's question.
1 year ago
Is there a green way to kill the ants invading our kitchen?
Topic: Home Basics
Jason Kliwinski answered Kathy Tanner's question.
1 year ago
What's the best way to maintain clean windows in multistory homes/buildings?
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