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Posted on September 5, 2020 by Branden Mausbach

Obviously, our forefathers did not worry too much about heating their log cabins.Big fireplaces had no problem heating up the a couple of rooms they dwelt in.Of course now that log homes are family-sized, we frequently have the impression that there's something different about how they're heated, and the great thing is that a normal system will work too in a log house as a conventional structure...

Posted on August 9, 2020 by Branden Mausbach

With the cost of gas and power on a seemingly endless series of climbs, now's a great time to have a look around your house and see where it is possible to earn some energy savings.More than 20% of the heat lost from your house goes straight from the roof, so it is crucial that you have the loft properly insulated...

Posted on July 17, 2020 by Branden Mausbach

Residential hot water is a significant energy consumer for most homes.In actuality, hot water is occasionally the largest single energy price.Using solar energy to supply at least a few of the hot water in your home could lead to significant savings.There are numerous ways that solar energy could be incorporated into a hot water system...

Posted on May 18, 2020 by Branden Mausbach

Sometimes we get so caught up in accepting how things are that we do not take some time to question if we're moving in the right direction.Technology has a way of pushing us forward, but occasionally we will need to take a break to discover what kind of advancement is the most suitable.By way of instance, when electricity came to New York City, there were layers of power lines attached to each of the buildings and electricity poles everywhere...

Posted on April 8, 2020 by Branden Mausbach

Sometimes we get so caught up in accepting how things are that we do not take some time to question if we're moving in the right direction.Technology has a way of pushing us forward, but occasionally we will need to take a break to discover what kind of advancement is the most suitable.By way of instance, when electricity came to New York City, there were layers of power lines attached to each of the buildings and electricity poles everywhere...

Posted on February 28, 2020 by Branden Mausbach

Water Softeners work to convert hard water to soft water.Hard water has minerals such as calcium and magnesium that are positively charged ions.The existence of positive charged ions is what causes magnesium and calcium to dissolve less readily in water.As a consequence of the high concentration of minerals, water tastes"salty" even though there's absolutely not any sodium present...