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Energy Efficient Tips with Brad Staggs
- Before the cold weather hits this winter, take the time to make sure your home is energy efficient, and save your energy bill from going through the roof. Homeowners who make improvements with ENERGY STAR products will get tax credits of up to $500 on their 2006 tax returns.
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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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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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Go Green: Home Energy Plan
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A big part of the green movement is implementing an efficient home energy plan. Learn more by checking out this HowStuffWorks video.
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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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