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¡Saludos y recepción!

Nuestra familia está renovando cada área de nuestro hogar. Proporcionamos una extremidad diaria basada en nuestras propias experiencias personales: errores a evitar; cosas que trabajaron bien; y, todo nuestro las lecciones aprendieron.

También deseamos oír hablar sus propias aventuras, satisfacemos tan el uso Comentarios característica de nuestros artículos.

Podemos ser alcanzados en: dan@DailyHomeRenoTips.com

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#1 extremidad - intervenciones de la energía

Somos ventiladores enormes del tener un gravamen del rendimiento energético (es decir. intervención de la energía) conducida en cualquier hogar, sin importar edad. Aprendimos tanto de nuestra evaluación económica de energía bajo programa de la modificación del ecoENERGY.

Usted puede encontrar los detalles del informe de la evaluación del rendimiento energético que recibimos de esta evaluación en nuestro hogar dentro del ECOENERGY página en este sitio.

Los resultados de una evaluación del rendimiento energético en su propio hogar pueden tener efectos dramáticos en su renovación planeada o imprevista del hom y en la cantidad de dinero usted está perdiendo cada año en cuentas eléctricas, cuentas de calefacción y cuentas del agua.

Día de la tierra - 22 de abril de 2008

Un gran rato de ampliar su atención minuciosa de la hora 60 de la tierra a la conservación y a la reducción de energía en su consumición casera de recursos no renovables a 24 horas completas.

Primera una hora ............ entonces un día entero ......... ¿cuál es siguiente?

Dan

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Entries Tagged as 'Finances'

Weather Stripping - Better Late Than… - Part 2

March 18th, 2008 · No Comments

Yesterday we wrote about our efforts to apply weather stripping to the enclosure of our electrical panel. This was because the energy audit we received in the late fall indicated a massive amount of cold air entering the house from that area. This is bad news in both the winter and in the summer as […]

Exterior Replacement Door - Part 3 - The Order and the Discount?

March 10th, 2008 · No Comments

Having finally received the phone call from the store that they had received the measurements taken by their employee (or contractor), we went to the store to place our order for our new exterior replacement door.
Once we selected the door we were given a quote which we expected to be near what the flyer in […]

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Tags: Doors and Windows · Exterior · Finances

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This new product must be real. Even the National Post published an article about it on Friday April 4, 2008 as did the Toronto Star in their Business section on Saturday April 5, 2008.

UPDATE: We just today, April 18th, connected the solar charging station and see the green flashing light indicating we did it correctly and the 25V solar panel is charging the batteries!

And, as a further update this evening, April 23th, we ran our first 'test run' of the solar charged mower on our lawn and it passed with flying colours!

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Our series of articles with pictures on our installation experiences and how this product works for us on our huge south facing windows starts with Exterior Solar Blinds - Part 1 - The Need.

UPDATE: We just finished (April 7, 2008) intalling EZ Snap on our 3 south facing windows. It went easier than expected and we are very pleased. We have lots of pictures and experiences to share with you. And we will, when our Exterior Solar Blind series of articles continues soon.

We are really excited about this product. Bring on the sun!

Replacement Front Door - Update

Visitors to Daily Home Renovation Tips have seen every few days articles in the continuing series about the issues we have had with the purchase and installation of our replacement front door.

Good News! Today, April 11, 2008, we received word that the door manufacturer and the retailer have agreed to not only redo the installation but also to provide a new front door (rather than simply removing the current door and re-installing it). We are VERY appreciative of this situation.

How did we arrive at this situation? We will tell you in future articles as part of our Exterior Replacement Door series. To start at the beginning of this series, simply select this link to Exterior Replacement Door - Part 1 - The Ad in the Paper .

Dan

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