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Home | Thursday, December 14,2006

Keep all rooms comfortable

A programmable thermostat helps keep heat in balance

By James Dulley
During winter and summer, it is difficult to keep all the rooms comfortable for my family. They are either too warm or too cool, and it varies throughout the day. What is my best option to fix this?
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Home | Wednesday, November 29,2006

Choosing the best air cleaner

Don’t rely on price as an indication of effectiveness

By James Dulley
I need to get a room air cleaner for my son’s allergies. I see advertisements on television for expensive ones with no fans and others called “HEPA.” How can I tell which air cleaner
Home | Tuesday, November 21,2006

The power of corn

Stoves that rely on wood-pellet or corn fuel are energy efficient

By James Dulley
I use my fireplace for extra heat, but it is a hassle. I am considering getting a corn or wood-pellet stove instead. Are they energy- efficient and low-maintenance? What are my options? A wood-pellet
Home | Thursday, November 2,2006

Best woods for flooring

Stability and durability are key

By James Dulley
Dear Jim: I am getting rid of wall-to-wall carpeting because of the kids’ allergies. I want to replace it with hardwood floors. Will hardwood insulate as well as the carpet? Which woods are best
Home | Wednesday, October 25,2006

A do-it yourself sunroom

Properly designed, it can capture the sun’s warmth year-round

By James Dulley
Dear Jim: My family needs additional living space. I want a sunroom, but I cannot afford to have one built. Are there any do-it-yourself kits available? Can I build one from scratch? What design is be
Home | Wednesday, October 18,2006

Fire-starters

Techniques for building a hot fire, and reducing creosote build-up

By James Dulley
Dear Jim: I plan to use my fireplace often this winter to lower my heating bills, but I have never been very good at getting a fire started and keeping it going. Is there a proper method of building a