We use a number of risky detergents and chemicals to keep our surroundings clean. These can be dangerous for your family, pets and as well as for the environment. But, now lots of people are aware of this and getting conscious of this fact. So, people are choosing ways to do their cleaning which are not dangerous and hazardous.
Hydro Power
December 30th, 2009 
Tushar Mathur Manufacture of power by using the gravitational force of flowing water is called hydropower and the electricity generated by hydropower is called hydroelectricity. It is extensively used form of renewable energy. Hydropower does not give out carbon dioxide or other dangerous emissions, in comparison to fossil fuels.
Posted in Investing in Renewable Energy Ways to Save Money in the Year 2010
December 30th, 2009 Tushar Mathur Money is a valuable source which is indispensable for everyone .Since it helps us to lead a life without any hassles we should try saving it. We should follow the line of the ant and be wise and not be foolish like the cricket. Money can be saved in many ways.
Posted in Talking About Green House as a System
December 25th, 2009 Tushar Mathur The building and the human body are similar in functioning. In order to retain health and comfort, we all balance our body temperature. Our homes need to maintain the balance just like our bodies. Our houses also breathe like us. The walls, roofs, windows, doors and foundations are the most important parts of the building as they adjust the temperature of the house.
Posted in Green Living How to Conserve Energy in your Home?
December 21st, 2009 Tushar Mathur The following are some small and useful tips which when incorporated in our day to day activity will help us to save energy.
• Turn off unwanted lights and computers when not in use
• Clean your air conditioners unit once in 30 days
• Water heater thermostat should be lower
• Use an insulated blanket to wrap water heater
• Set your refrigerator temperature to 36 degrees
• Minimize opening door of oven when in use
• Unplug appliances which are not used regularly
• Use microwave oven instead of conventional oven
• Use warm water to wash clothes instead of hot or cold water
• Buy only Energy Star Label appliances
• Electric appliances should be used only when required
• Fluorescent light saves money and energy
• Insulate your home
• Weather stripping should be installed around doors and windows
• Switch off electrical appliances when you leave from work
• Plant more trees
• Air conditioning units should be shaded from outside
• Use energy efficient windows
• Use hot and cold water only when needed
• Green electricity should be used
• Don’t use mercury items in your homes.
Posted in Green Living Living green for kids
December 16th, 2009 Tushar Mathur We as parents are always worried about kids and their future. We keep trying to find ways for keeping our kids healthy and secure their future in every possible way we can. Living green is one such way of bringing a brighter and healthier future for your kids.
Posted in Green Living New Discoveries in Solar Energy
December 11th, 2009 Tushar Mathur New Discoveries in Solar Energy
Anywhere you look today you will see the message, “go green, save your planet and your money.” This is an appealing message for everybody as we are now very much aware of the dire results of ever rising global temperature. Scientists all over the world keep working on finding ways to save energy and improve environment around us.
Home Energy Ratings – Evaluating Your Home’s Energy Performance
December 6th, 2009 Tushar Mathur An extremely hot or cold house and high energy bills are ordinary problems for homeowners. To over come these problems a quality installation for heating or air conditioning system or replacement of windows is required. Home Performance with ENERGY STAR gives a whole-house move towards improving the energy efficiency, reduce the bills and comfort at home.
Posted in Green Living Sealing an Existing Home
December 2nd, 2009 Tushar Mathur The most important energy efficiency improvement you can make to your home is air sealing. Air sealing will reduce energy costs as well as improve your home’s comfort and permanence.
Home Sealing is the quick and cheap way for the better performance of home. There are many different types of products particularly designed to make your house more energy efficient.
Posted in Green Living Energy-Efficient Mortgages
November 28th, 2009 Tushar Mathur Energy Efficient Mortgages (EEM) mortgages the home’s energy efficiency in the mortgage. It facilitates the borrowers to finance cost effective, energy-saving mortgage and allows the borrowers to take larger loan amount.
A borrower qualifies to get an Energy Efficient Mortgages if he has a home energy rater and conducts a home energy rating before financing is finally approved.
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