Tag: appliances

Stay cool and stay environmentally friendly this summer by following these suggestions. You'll stay cool, save on your electric bill, and know you're helping out the environment in the process.

Whether by purchasing units with energy-saving technologies or by improving a home’s energy efficiency, here are seven ways to make air conditioners more environmentally-friendly.

Going green this summer is a great way of exercising creativity and preserving the environment.Remember, living green provides parents with the opportunity of handing down responsibilities to the coming generation. Children will be more...

Climate change is becoming a real and scary threat.Over the last couple of years, we have seen numerous temperature records thanks to our increasing energy demand and associated greenhouse gas emissions.Studies have shown that...

Home appliances consume up to a massive 20% of our total energy use, so it makes sense, both from a financial and an environmental viewpoint, to find ways to either cut down our energy...

Global warming, toxic waste, pollution, illness all are tell-tale signs of a rapidly deteriorating world.That’s exactly the reason why we should all do our part and implement new products and technologies that are green...

Somewhere in your home, perhaps lurking in the basement, a closet, or even a bathroom, sits the biggest single energy consumer in your home.This power-wasting appliance consumes an average of 4000 watts, the typical...

If you are looking for ways to cut back on your carbon footprint and be more environmentally friendly at home, look no further than the kitchen.

There are some easy things you can do right now to economize your refrigerator’s energy usage. Following these tips won’t cost you any extra money, and can very well put a whole bunch of money right back in your pocket.

Rather than choosing by brand or added features, consumers are increasingly turning to energy efficient appliances when the time comes to purchase a replacement white good.But just how efficient can an appliance be? Is it possible...