Comments for Magniwork Guide.com http://magniworkguide.com Magniwork Generator and Alternative Free Energy Resources Sun, 29 Jan 2012 03:57:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Eco-Friendly Tips For Conserving Household Energy by Mike@eco friendly products http://magniworkguide.com/eco-friendly-tips-for-conserving-household-energy.php#comment-5866 Mike@eco friendly products Sun, 29 Jan 2012 03:57:39 +0000 http://magniworkguide.com/?p=1955#comment-5866 Good tips. Regarding replacing incandescent bulbs with CFLs, I think it's now cost effective to replace the incandescent bulb with LEDs. LEDs use a little over half the energy of CFLs and last 2 – 10 times longer than CFLs, and they don't contain mercury. Good tips. Regarding replacing incandescent bulbs with CFLs, I think it’s now cost effective to replace the incandescent bulb with LEDs. LEDs use a little over half the energy of CFLs and last 2 – 10 times longer than CFLs, and they don’t contain mercury.

]]> Comment on Skylights: Shedding Some Light On The Subject by Michael Millen http://magniworkguide.com/skylights-shedding-some-light-on-the-subject.php#comment-5836 Michael Millen Sun, 22 Jan 2012 21:43:24 +0000 http://magniworkguide.com/?p=1964#comment-5836 Under Cons I would add additional heating and cooling cost. I see that the natural light will reduce the lights you turn on, but I added a glass curtain wall to my home and found that my utility's went up. Also keep in mind additional heating and cooling duct work may be needed in areas where these items are used. Under Cons I would add additional heating and cooling cost. I see that the natural light will reduce the lights you turn on, but I added a glass curtain wall to my home and found that my utility’s went up. Also keep in mind additional heating and cooling duct work may be needed in areas where these items are used.

]]> Comment on Using Renewable Resources by Diana Grant http://magniworkguide.com/using-renewable-resources.php#comment-5762 Diana Grant Wed, 28 Dec 2011 13:43:25 +0000 http://magniworkguide.com/?p=1990#comment-5762 Wow, this is a great idea about saving money! Solar PV system is really a helpful for our homes. Thank you for sharing this idea. Wow, this is a great idea about saving money! Solar PV system is really a helpful for our homes. Thank you for sharing this idea.
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]]> Comment on Reduce Electricity Bill by Home Made Energy by abegail http://magniworkguide.com/reduce-electricity-bill-by-home-made-energy.php#comment-5529 abegail Wed, 23 Nov 2011 14:54:55 +0000 http://magniworkguide.com/?p=1980#comment-5529 You can reduce your electric bill if you work at it. You have to be dedicated and consistent. When I bought my home, I put the electric bill on a budget plan. They agreed to basically bill me a flat rate based on average use each month for the year, with an adjustment up or down on the final bill for that year, and a new adjusted rate for the next year. They started me at what the former owner was paying. When I started, the monthly bill was $173.00. It was an all electric house, including electric heat. I started replacing light bulbs from the incandescent to fluorescent, and noted a slight drop. I paid attention to turning off lights when I was not in the room and it went down a bit more. You can reduce your electric bill if you work at it. You have to be dedicated and consistent. When I bought my home, I put the electric bill on a budget plan. They agreed to basically bill me a flat rate based on average use each month for the year, with an adjustment up or down on the final bill for that year, and a new adjusted rate for the next year. They started me at what the former owner was paying.

When I started, the monthly bill was $173.00. It was an all electric house, including electric heat. I started replacing light bulbs from the incandescent to fluorescent, and noted a slight drop. I paid attention to turning off lights when I was not in the room and it went down a bit more.
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