Category: Saving Water

Both saltwater and conventional freshwater pools utilize chlorine to keep the water clean and sparkling. The distinction is that one kind of pool program creates its own chlorine, while the other needs that chlorine be added periodically. Individuals who exhibit skin and eye irritations to chlorine, and those concerned about Read More

New air conditioning and heating equipment lasts longer than ever. The conclusion of a furnace’s or air conditioner’s service life depends on more than just chronological age. Energy-efficiency issues along with the price of any essential repairs vs the price of upgrading to a different unit all enter into that Read More

Going green benefits the world and your wallet. That’s why so many homeowners are making the transition to a more ecofriendly home: not just for the benefit of future generations, but to save a little cash on the way. When it comes to going green, then there are lots of Read More

Electric water heaters are most commonly used where gas service is unavailable locally or where topography or other factors dictate that the gasoline supply line cannot be economically run to the house from the main gas line. While high efficiency electric heaters convert electric current into heat with less energy Read More

Homelite has produced outdoor power equipment for approximately 70 decades. Along with generators, pressure washers and mowers, the company sells a line of chain saws. The primer bulb onto a chain saw compels fuel in the carburetor, which helps make starting a cold saw easier. A primer bulb typically has Read More

John Deere provides four lawn mowers powered by motors that are electrical, but it has no models that are solar-powered. The company produces three models of walk-behind mowers in the R40 series battery-powered as of April 2014, and a single autonomous. Each John Deere electrical, walk-behind mower comes with one Read More