Ventilation Buying Guide
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The Importance of Energy-Efficient AppliancesEvery time you buy a home appliance, you're making a decision that affects the environment. From ACEEE: Consumer Guide to Home Energy Savings |
How To Read the ENERGYGUIDE LabelENERGYGUIDE labels help you make the most energy efficient purchase - and save you money over the life of your appliance. From CA Energy Commission: Consumer Energy Center |
Buying Guide - Understanding Energy Guide LabelsAppliances account for about 20 percent of your household's energy consumption, with refrigerators and clothes dryers at the top of the consumption list. From DoItYourself.com |
Understanding Energy StarUnderstand what Energy Star is, and why it is so important to take into consideration when you are buying a new appliance or other electric items. From You Tube |
Energy Efficiency: What Your Appliances Really Do Behind Your BackVampire power, energy being leeched from your electronic appliances even while turned off, is a huge source of energy consumption. From Real World Green via the Huffington Post |
Advantages of Energy Star Appliances in Your HomeHome improvement expert Danny Lipford explains how owning Energy Star appliances can help the environment. From 5Min Life Videopedia |
Home Performance with ENERGY STAR - Energy Trust of OregonHome Performance with ENERGY STAR takes your entire home into account—from heating and cooling systems to weatherization—to show how your house uses energy and what improvements will help your home work at peak performance, using the least energy. From Vimeo |
How to Assess Your Home’s Energy EfficiencyFind out where you are wasting energy and how simple recommendations could save you hundreds of dollars. From 5Min Life Videopedia |
Find ENERGY STAR ProductsListing off all ENERGY STAR products, including washers, dryers, air conditioners, and ceiling fans. From ENERGY STAR |
Shopping for Energy-Efficient Appliances and Home ElectronicsWhen it comes to shopping for and comparing energy-efficient appliances and home electronics, look for the ENERGY STAR® and EnergyGuide labels. From Energy Savers |
How To Buy Energy-Efficient AppliancesThe more energy-efficient an appliance is, the less it costs to run. From EarthEasy |
Efficient Appliances Save Energy -- and MoneyIf your refrigerator or washing machine is more than a decade old, you're spending a lot more on energy than you need to. From National Resources Defense Council |
How to Buy an Energy-Efficient Home ApplianceThe cost of owning a home appliance has three components: the initial purchase price, the cost of repairs and maintenance, and the cost to operate it. From Federal Trade Commission |