Making your home more energy efficient has many benefits. Wasting less energy means keeping more of your hard-earned money. Energy-efficient homes are also more environmentally friendly, have a smaller carbon footprint and may even have a higher resale value. Try …
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From Guest Blogger Lillian Connors: How to Make Your Swimming Pool More Eco-Friendly
If you’re among those lucky ones who can take a dip in their own swimming pool during hot summer days, you are quite aware of all the maintenance work you need to do in order to keep it fully functional. …
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From Guest Blogger Diana Smith: Top Five Eco-Friendly Lighting Swaps for Your Home
Lighting is one of the most important aspects of every indoor space which means that you’ll always have to choose the best lighting options for every room in your home. In case you also want to go green, opting for …
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From Guest Blogger Chris Austin: Five Top Organic Design Trends to Watch in 2017
2017 is predicted to be the year of innovation and modern design projects. Among all the important decisions you need to make in this case, the choice of materials plays an essential role. The exterior and interior design industries are …
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From Guest Blogger Dimitris Papadopoulus: A Green Makeover–Making the Most of a Small Office
A break area complete with ping pong tables and cosy beanbag chairs made for cheeky afternoon naps, outside courtyards and an airy, open plan central atrium filled with ergonomically designed workstations…oh, the fun you could have with your office if …
From Guest Blogger Bobbi Petersen: Water Pollution and Household Cleaners
The thought of pollutants may create images in your mind of oil spilling in a body of water or black smoke pumped from a factory, but not all pollutants are as obvious or visible. Many of them turn up in …
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From Guest Blogger Diana Smith: Sustainable Living–Tips and Tricks for Saving Water in the Bathroom
If you want to save up some money on your water bill and also help your planet by not wasting more water than necessary, you have made a great decision. A bathroom is an ideal place for such money-saving projects …
From Guest Blogger Emily Jones: Investing in Home Electricals – Save Money on your Energy Bills, and Make your Home Greener
Energy use in your home is the first port of call for you to reap the benefits of energy efficiency. As the demand rises for consumers to live green and save money at the same time, energy efficient product manufacturers …
From Guest Blogger Ian Pearson: Make Your Roof Stand Out Among Your Neighbors, and Make It Eco-Friendly
Installing a new roof is one of those investments which only happens once or twice during a lifetime. A properly installed roof functions not only as a protection against the elements, but is also considered as a way to raise …
From Guest Blogger Emma Joyce: How To Make A Small Space More Livable
Living in a small space doesn’t have to feel limiting and suffocating in any way. The key to comfy and functional small homes, and especially living rooms and bedroom, is in proper layout and décor placement. You may think that …
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