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Swimming Pool & Spa savings – rebates on pumps, timers, and filters

June 29, 2007

As you are remodeling your backyard and putting in that eco-friendly pool, make sure you check you local gas and electric company for swimming pool REBATES.  Most of them have rebates on POOL PUMPS (if only I had known!), POOL FILTERS (If only I had known!!), and POOL TIMERS.  

Go to your local utility website and search “rebates”, or “pool efficiency.”     I find on average that the rebates range from $30-150!

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Go Green – Who makes tankless water heaters?

June 29, 2007

Tankless water heaters take you a step toward green, as well as save space in your remodel. Below are direct links to tankless water heater manufacturers. We found that the Rheem site was the most informative, and at GetWithGreen.com purchased two Takagi units that will be installed soon.

rheem tankless water heater logo

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Replacing 1 lightbulb = reducing emissions of 800,000 cars

June 27, 2007

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Columbia, MO residents get a rebate on air conditioning units, do you?

June 25, 2007

Columbia Water and Light in Columbia Missouri is offering rebates for homeowners who purchase air conditioning units with specific SEER ratings.   Also referenced are federal programs offering rebates through the end of the year.  Are you adding a new heating and cooling system to your home now, or during your remodel or makeover?  This is something to look at not only for Columbia residents, but something to check in your neighborhood.    Cool Rebates for Air Conditioners Article

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DAP Caulking & Adhesive Products – claim to keep VOCs low

June 24, 2007

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Shaw Epic Hardwood Flooring – Company offers a “Green Edge” for flooring

June 24, 2007

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Click here to see how much energy an appliance uses – before you buy!

June 23, 2007

When looking for new appliances (a refrigerator, water heater, clothes dryer, etc.), you can easily calculate how much energy one model will use over a competitive model.  Thus providing you with an answer of which will actually cost you more each day to use (and cost the environment).  This article provides you with the math equations to do it (note: you’ll need a copy of your electric bill):

Estimating Appliance and Home Electronic Energy Use

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Here are some mattresses, bedding, & rugs…that claim Green

June 21, 2007

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Texas Pool Owners discuss green options

June 21, 2007

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Selecting the most efficient Windows for your Green remodel

June 19, 2007

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