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Today I’m going to show you how to install a ceiling fan to help you save money by cutting down on energy costs.

Today I’m going to show you how to use dimmer switches to lower your power bill. Most people think of dimmer switches as a way to set the mood for a room, but dimming the light also reduces the power draw and extends the life of your bulbs.

As much as people try to reduce their waste, our landfills are still piling up. So I thought I’d share a few ideas to help you reduce your waste even more.

Today I want show you what you can do to make your refrigerator run more efficiently.

Your refrigerator is usually one of the largest energy users in your home as it’s constantly working to keep your food cool and at the right temperature. Now, here are a few simple tips you can do at home to help reduce the amount of energy your refrigerator uses.

Have you ever wondered how much water is being wasted in your home? Gallons of water are being poured down the drain daily, just by taking a shower, running the faucet and watering the lawn. Well, today I’m going to give you some water saving tips to help reduce the water use in your home.

If you’re like me, you have a dozen or so bills you have to pay each and every month. But have you ever wondered how much paper and energy is wasted printing and mailing those bills?

In this video I’m going to give you a quick tour of my backyard and show you my beautiful vegetable garden. If you already have a garden that’s fantastic, if you don’t it’s not too late to plant something this year.

For some people it may seem like too much work, but I love getting my hands dirty and spending time with my family. My kids love learning about natures and helping out. Plus, I can’t tell you have much money we save on produce each year.

These days you can hardly turn on the TV without hearing something about how badly the economy is doing. So here a great idea that will help you save money and the environment … and maybe help you loss a few pounds.

Summer is getting close so this week I wanted to share some tips with those of you that like the outdoors. This is one of my favourite times of the year and my family and I often take camping trips or go up to the cottage on the weekends. But while outdoors, I like to take a few precautions to protect my kids from the elements.

I’m going to talk about something that very important to me. It’s not exactly about saving money or electricity but it might just save you and your family in the event of an emergency. I’m talking about food storage.

Now some people may think am a little crazy, but at the end of the day, I feel responsible for taking care of my family. And although I’ve been fortunate enough to have never experience an emergency like this, I want to make sure that if it ever does, I’m prepared.