5 Sustainable Ways to Keep Your Home Cool
Putting in window treatments, tuning fans to suck hot air out and other tips can help keep your home cool this summer even without air conditioning.
Putting in window treatments, tuning fans to suck hot air out and other tips can help keep your home cool this summer even without air conditioning.
To save water while waiting for hot water, you can cluster the tasks that require hot water so it doesn’t have to send a new batch every time. Even better, insulate your home’s water pipes or switch over to a tankless system.
Preventative maintenance and an occasional all-natural vinegar and water flush may be enough to keep your drains running free without the help of chemical clog removers.
Dear EarthTalk: Summer is near and I am planning a big road trip. Do you have any tips for boosting my car’s fuel efficiency on long, hot drives? —Esther McCoy, Burlington, VT Ah, the summer road trip, that classic American experience. But long drives through steamy weather can burn through a lot of gas and cause […]
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