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Why wearing a sweater at home saves on heating bill
Rolling Out· 5 days agoThis article explores how a seemingly small change – wearing a sweater at home – contributes to big savings on your energy bill.
Here's how to get your house ready for summer in North Jersey
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'Straightforward' DIY loft insultation tip could save homeowners thousands
Daily Express· 2 days agoA savvy homeowner has shared a loft insulation hack he claims is 'straightforward' and could save...
In Texas, can your electricity be shut off during heat wave? Here’s what you need to know
Fort Worth Star-Telegram via Yahoo News· 1 day agoTexans may be all too familiar with this measure used during the 2021 winter storm. ERCOT monitors...
Missouri's energy assistance program deadlines approaching this month
KSDK St. Louis· 3 days agoPeople needing relief should apply by May 31. The utility company partners with 800 community...
Sleeping Hot? 12 Hacks to Combat Night Sweats and Rest Easy
CNET· 57 minutes agoExperts are predicting extremely hot weather this summer. Rising temperatures can interfere with the...
5 Easy Ways to Save on Your Water Bills All Summer Long
CNET· 3 days agoYou probably already know that cooling your whole house or apartment can put a serious dent in your...
When to Harvest Garlic for Fresh, Tasty Bulbs
Better Homes & Gardens· 6 days agoGarlic does most of its growing underground, which can make it hard to know exactly when to harvest garlic bulbs. Pick garlic too early and you’ll end up...
Window Air Conditioner Buying Guide: 5 Things to Know Before You Buy
CNET· 6 days agoAs summer heat cranks up, so will AC usage. If you don't have the luxury of central air conditioning...
I'm a feckless gardener — and that's OK
WBUR Boston· 8 hours agoWith the first frost, I banish all thoughts of plants and planting with a sigh of relief. As spring approaches, I wonder if I should just let nature take...
