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Eco-Friendly Products for Your Home with Brad Staggs
- From the rising popularity of hybrid cars to the organic foods movement to all-natural cosmetics, almost everyone has jumped on the "reduce, reuse and recycle" bandwagon. And now that "go green" vibe has moved onto the home. Brad Staggs, host of the Talk 2 DIY Home Improvement, has quick and easy ways to "go green". Or for those that are remodeling, he has some larger home improvement projects to make it more eco friendly.
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Green Gadgets: Garden Glo
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The Garden Glo is a multipurpose planter and garden light that runs on solar power. Learn more about the Garden Glo in this HowStuffWorks video.
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Go Green: Eco Insulation
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Join Green citizen Andrew as he talks about proper insulation. Brought to you by the Discovery Channel.
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Green Gadgets: I Control
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The I Control is a home power monitoring system that lets you control power use from your cell phone or any computer.
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Go Green: Water Waste Prevention
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Learn how a few simple changes, such as installing a low-flow shower head, can reduce your water waste. Watch a video from the Discovery Channel.
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Aware Home - How it Works
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Watch this video about the infrastructure and amenities of the aware home on HowStuffWorks. Futuristic technology allows someone to check in on someone else's status across the country in real-time. See how the aware home works in this research... More »
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Designing a Home Theater
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Watch this video about home theaters on HowStuffWorks. Learn what it takes to create your own home theater in this video from Medialink.
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Dorm Room Makeovers with Ronni Eisenberg
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Watch "Dorm Doom Makeover's with Ronni Eisenberg, author of "Organize Yourself". Watch this video to learn how Ronni Eisenburg uses some excellent tips to help you prepare for dorm life.
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Eco-Friendly Products for Your Home with Brad Staggs
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From the rising popularity of hybrid cars to the organic foods movement to all-natural cosmetics, almost everyone has jumped on the "reduce, reuse and recycle" bandwagon. And now that "go green" vibe has moved onto the home. Brad Staggs, host of the... More »
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