Posted on 7/20/2010 21:20 EST
Bare naked has its time and place. Like summertime sleeping, suggests Savings.com. Yup -- go to bed without your jammies and save money on AC and laundry, and get an added kick knowing that you're...
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Posted on 7/10/2010 10:48 EST
The price of an air conditioner unit is mostly based on the power capacity it can handle. A cheap AC within the Cheapism price range is less than $300 and you can find models between 5,000-12,000...
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Posted on 7/10/2010 10:39 EST
When it's hot outside you want to be cool inside. But that heats up your utilities bill. So News14.com offers some tips that could put the chill on your energy consumption.
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Posted on 6/30/2010 0:53 EST
Home values in many parts of the country have plummeted in the past couple of years, so here are some suggestions from the San Franciso Chronicle for simple home improvement projects that could...
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Posted on 6/22/2010 20:36 EST
You know it's heating up outside when tips for staying cool at budget prices start popping up all over the place. Here's today's entry from SWRNN.
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Posted on 6/11/2010 22:33 EST
In the winter it's heating bills and in the summer it's the AC. So now's the moment to start practicing some heat beating energy-saving strategies, and WalletPop tells you how you can cool your...
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Posted on 5/28/2010 6:47 EST
As air conditioners come roaring back to life, we might want to reconsider our dependence on that modern convenience. The Atlanta Journal Constitution suggests some eco-friendly strategies for coping...
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Posted on 7/27/2009 9:55 EST
For all you cautious but sweating shoppers, your frugality is about to pay off. As The Consumerist reports, the end of summer usually means great sales on air conditioners. So get going while the...
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Posted on 7/16/2009 16:30 EST
Forget about those trickle-down policies the big guys in Washington keep promising. Go with the bottom-up approach and take control of your environment. SmartMoney.com lists five ways to cut your energy...
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