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How to Make Your Home More Energy Efficient

If we could all build our homes again from scratch, we'd be a lot more energy conscious. Unfortunately, this isn't always possible, and we have to make the most of the old homes we live in. This doesn't mean we can't save money and be more environmentally friendly, we just have to find ways to do this. My name is Sue; welcome to my energy saving blog. I live in an old fixer-upper and I've spent the last few years trying to cut down the way it wastes energy. I use my blog to give other people ideas on how they can reduce their energy footprint in even the oldest homes. Hope you find some useful ways to save energy and make your home greener too!

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Everything You Need to Know About Soil Testing

Posted on January 24, 2024

Are you someone who loves gardening but struggles to make your plants thrive, even after providing them with the perfect environment? The issue could be the quality of your soil. By conducting a soil test, you can determine your soil's pH level, nutrient deficiency, and other essential factors that can affect plant growth. If you're not sure how to begin soil testing, don't stress because you're in the right place. In this blog post, we'll provide you with everything you need to know about soil testing, from how to take soil samples to interpreting the results. [Read More]

Did You Know You Could Save Money On Rubbish Removal? Find Out

Posted on August 10, 2022

Do you have an upcoming rubbish removal project? Perhaps you plan to do some thorough general cleaning in your home over the weekend. Or maybe you have completed remodelling or renovation work in your home and need some cleanup. Whatever your reason is, rubbish removal will be necessary. And depending on the scope of your project, rubbish removal can be costly. But you don't have to break the bank on your next rubbish removal project. [Read More]

5 Advantages of Water Storage Tanks

Posted on April 30, 2021

Many people living in very rural locations use water storage tanks to collect rainwater for use in their homes or on their farms. Water storage tanks can also be useful even for those living in towns and cities. Here are five benefits that you can expect to enjoy when you install a water storage tank, regardless of where you live. 1. Save Money on Water Bills You can use the water collected in a storage tank for everyday tasks such as cleaning, showering, and flushing the toilet. [Read More]

Tips for Choosing a Fire Warden Training Service Provider

Posted on July 28, 2020

Fires can be devastating to a business, and prevention is critical for the safety of occupants and equipment in a facility. While installing fire extinguishers can help to prevent the spread of fire in case of an outbreak, the equipment would be useless if none of the employees knows about fire extinguishers or evacuations. It is for this reason that businesses must take volunteers for fire warden training. The training course equips wardens with the know-how to prevent fire outbreaks, control furnaces, and evacuate buildings. [Read More]