Saving Time And Money

  • Washing Machine Sounds And What They Mean For Your Laundry

    27 April 2017

    When your washing machine starts making some strange sounds, it's usually nothing good. But if your laundry is still coming out nice and clean, you might be tempted to ignore it. Unfortunately, to do so could cost you a lot of money. Sounds are often the first warning sign that something is wrong -- and ignoring those sounds could end up in a costly repair. Here are some of the most common washing machine sounds along with what they mean to you.

  • Drying Taking More Than One Cycle To Dry Your Clothes? 2 Things To Consider

    22 April 2017

    If it is taking more than one cycle to dry your clothes, you are wasting a lot of money on electricity and have likely noticed your bill going up. Fortunately, there are some things you can check to determine if this problem can be fixed. Below is some more information to help you get started. Vent Pipe Lint can clog up the vent pipe. When this happens, airflow is reduced. The vent pipe may be damaged and have leaks.

  • Cut Your Cooling Costs And Improve Your AC Efficiency

    19 August 2015

    Coming off the back end of summer's hottest days can leave you a bit weak in the knees, but not because of the heat. Many homeowners have simply accepted high energy costs associated with maintaining cooler temperatures in their house, but it doesn't have to be that way. There are some simple ways to keep your central AC from turning on as often, or reducing the amount of work it has to do to maintain your desired temperature.

  • Air Conditioner On The Fritz? 3 Tips To Keep Your Baby Cool

    22 July 2015

    Living without air conditioning can be unbearable for an adult, but it can be downright dangerous for a baby. Infants don't have the ability to regulate their body temperature as well as adults do, so fluctuations in temperature can have a greater effect on their young bodies. In fact, overheating is a contributing factor in cases of SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome), which is the leading cause of death for children between one month and one year of age.