Darren's Energy Environment
  • Top Signs Your Air Conditioner Is Wasting Energy and Needs Repair

    • 26 December 2017
    As summer heat waves get hotter, the number of people and businesses relying on AC systems for cooling service worldwide keeps on rising. In turn, the total amount of energy used for cooling building interiors globally is also increasing, thus raising concerns about the environmental impact of air conditioning operation worldwide. Fortunately, the situation isn't as bad as it might seem. Manufacturers of air conditioning systems have been working really hard to provide products that can run more energy efficiently.
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  • 3 Things to Know About Bore Water and Homestead Living

    • 15 December 2017
    Purchasing land for homesteading and moving out of larger city spaces means lot of change. One of the changes you will likely be making is how you get your water supply. In a city environment you receive filtered and treated water directly to your home. You don't have to worry about certain issues, such as mineral deposits. If you are on a homestead you will likely have bore drilling done to drill a well or you will already be using bore water if wells are in place.
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  • Why You Should Consider Rubbish Removal Instead of Using Landfills

    • 14 December 2017
    Each household produces a considerable amount of rubbish daily. As such, it is necessary to hire rubbish removal companies to remove such waste from your premises and dispose of it appropriately. However, there are rubbish companies that will recycle this waste instead of dumping it in landfills. Below are several reasons why you should support companies that recycle rubbish. You can also adopt these guidelines to start a recycling campaign in your home.
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  • How to Choose a Fire Extinguisher for Home Use

    • 28 November 2017
    Every home should have a ready supply of fire extinguishers; these may be needed in the garage if you work on your own car or any type of electrical equipment, and of course in the kitchen, no matter what you typically cook or how often you cook. It can also be good to have even more fire extinguishers around the house--in case a hair styling tool has an electrical short and starts a fire in the bathroom or exposed wiring in the attic singes insulation and starts a fire.
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