Quick and Easy Green Projects for home and Garden

Quick and Easy Green Projects for home and Garden
You can do may projects around your home to reduce energy consumption and will provie great Return on investment. Here are some.

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Practicality User Rating Rate This	insulate hot-water pipes Approximate cost $50 ~ $70. Hot water pipes act as a giant radiator with out insulation. This can cause more energy for warming the water for your home. about 1 year ago LeftMosa 0 Comments Save Tip Do You Think this Tip is Practical? Yes (0)No (0) Rate This Tip Up(23)Down(0)
Practicality User Rating Rate This	Build a clothesline approximate cost $50. Give your energy guzzling dryer a break and harvest the sun energy to dry a few loads of laundry. REMEMBER you need to check with your city to see if Cloths line is legal. about 1 year ago Claudia 0 Comments Save Tip View Link Do You Think this Tip is Practical? Yes (0)No (0) Rate This Tip Up(13)Down(0)
Practicality User Rating Rate This	Plant deciduous trees average cost $35-$50 per tree Plant trees now on the south, east and west sides of your house, and you can picnic under them in a couple of years. about 1 year ago mattmore 0 Comments Save Tip View Link Do You Think this Tip is Practical? Yes (0)No (0) Rate This Tip Up(45)Down(0)
Practicality User Rating Rate This	Install a programmable thermostat Averge cost $70. With a programmable thermostat, you can automatically adjust your heating and air-conditioning systems to match your family's seven-day-a-week schedule about 1 year ago lavanya 0 Comments Save Tip View Link Do You Think this Tip is Practical? Yes (0)No (0) Rate This Tip Up(44)Down(0)
Practicality User Rating Rate This	Install aerators on faucets. These screw-on mesh screens break up water drop�lets, so you use less water but get just as much rinsing power. about 1 year ago Colin 0 Comments Save Tip View Link Do You Think this Tip is Practical? Yes (0)No (0) Rate This Tip Up(54)Down(0)
Practicality User Rating Rate This	Clean your refrigerator coils. If they're coated with dust, refrigerator coils can't transfer heat efficiently, so it takes more energy to cool your food. about 1 year ago fitgirlSma 0 Comments Save Tip View Link Do You Think this Tip is Practical? Yes (0)No (0) Rate This Tip Up(56)Down(0)
Practicality User Rating Rate This	Replace can lights average cost $60. replace them with newer, airtight models, but that can get expensive. There's a far easier fix: Buy a retrofit kit that screws into the existing fixture about 1 year ago mattmore 0 Comments Save Tip View Link Do You Think this Tip is Practical? Yes (0)No (0) Rate This Tip Up(77)Down(0)
Practicality User Rating Rate This	Install a smart ceiling fan Average cost $150. about 1 year ago lavanya 0 Comments Save Tip View Link Do You Think this Tip is Practical? Yes (0)No (0) Rate This Tip Up(34)Down(0)