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For homeowners, bathrooms have always been rather tricky to deal with. Whether it’s the flooring, the walls, the fixtures, or other aspects, this room belongs in a special category of its own.

If you are a homeowner, you already know how much the weather and climate affects your monthly expenses. Apart from a mortgage, the cost of keeping your home at a comfortable temperature for everyone is the next most expensive part of owning a home.

Since the invention of the lightbulb until recent years, the incandescent lightbulb was king. Times change, however, and by January next year the new, more energy efficient bulbs will take their place.

Do you dread what winter does to your energy costs when the temperatures drop? If so, it is not surprising. The costs associated with heating and cooling a home are by far the most costly.

As people become more energy-conscious and realize there are easy ways to lower their monthly energy payments, more and more information comes out on how exactly you can, little by little, reduce your carbon footprint and, as an added bonus, save money along the way.

When it comes to color and staying cool, most people are highly aware of the fact that dark clothing will make you feel warmer, and lighter colored clothing will make you feel cooler.

Spring is quickly approaching, and people will soon be looking for ways to conserve energy, and cut down on costs. In this article, I am going share some awesome tips to keep your home beautiful and comfortable when spring arrives.

If you are living somewhere that either has extremely hot summers, extremely cold winters, or perhaps even both each year, then you are most likely already well acquainted with the fact that weather can have a specific and obvious effect on your energy consumption.

Most people living in San Antonio would love to discover new ways to save on energy. Who wants an out of this world heating bill simply because they are trying to stay warm (or cool)? It is common to see suggestions floating all over the internet and media about reducing your heating bill.