Did you know?

Natural gas dryers provide instant heat that’s

much gentler on laundry than the dry heat of

electric dryers. and clean burning  natural gas

is gentler on the environment, allowing you to

leave behind a smaller carbon footprint with each load.

Faster than electric dryers, natural gas models

allow clothes to tumble less and last longer. many

models have sensors that measure the amount of

moisture inside the dryer and automatically shuts

it off when the load is drying. This saves energy and

reduces wear and tear on fabrics.

Because natural gas cost half as much

per load as electric does, it’s gentler on your

budget throughout the lifetime of your appliance.

Shopping tip:

When shopping for a natural gas water heater,

be sure to consider both the purchase price of

the unit as well as the operating cost.

Natural gas not only assures you of your comfort that’s affordable and reliable, it’s preferred by homeowners who want to help save energy, reduce emissions and protect the environment.

Did you know?

You can get your old fridge picked up and get some cash.

Your old refrigerator uses up to four times the electricity of a new one. So, why not recycle it?

This could save you up to $140 a year on your energy bill plus the company will  haul it away free of charge.

Call 1877 289-8260

to schedule a pick up time.

Kitchen green tip

A dishwasher containing clean dishes (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Here’s an idea for you to save money on your energy bill…

If you’re going to use your washer or dryer do so at night. Let dishes in the dishwasher air dry to avoid heat cycle.

Do it yourself

 Did you know that half of the energy used in your home goes to heating and cooling?

So make a smart decision make sure to check your filter every month, especially if the filter looks dirty, change it. A dirty filter will slow down the air flow and make the system work harder to keep you warm or cool – wasting energy. A clean filter will also prevent dust and dirt from building up in the system – leading to expensive maintenance and/ or early system failure.

Remember at a minimum, change the filter every 3 months.

Natural Gas

Tampering with a natural gas meter, pipeline or any other related equipment not only will put you at risk, but all neighbors and the community as well. 

Remember:

Natural gas pipelines may be located close to sewer line, so please take immediate action if you should encounter any of the following signs the next time you clean out a sewer line.

• A strong natural gas odor at the clean out or inside the building served by the sewer line.
• Bubbles rising through standing water or in the toilet bowl.

If these signs are present, stop what you are doing and have everyone immediately evacuate the premises and leave the building’s doors open.

Do not turn on or off any light switches, or use other sources of ignition.

From a safe distance call 911 and your Gas Company for immediate assistance.

 

How clean is your water?

Clean water begins at the source

To ensure tap-water safety, the EPA prescribe regulations that limit the amount of certain contaminants in water provided by public water systems. food and Drug Administration regulations established limits for contaminants in bottle water, which must provide similar protection for public health.

 

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A clear look at Natural Gas

Are you aware that natural gas can be used to produce electricity for your appliances, a large percentage of the energy used for production is lost during the process.Natural gas production 905 of what originates from the gas well is delivered and ready to fuel natural gas appliance.

ELECTRIC – 70% lost in generation and delivery { 30% efficient

Natural Gas 10% lost in extraction and delivery { 90% efficient

NOTE: Natural gas studies shows is the more efficient energy choice

When you use natural gas directly at an appliances for heating, cooking , water heating, clothes drying, your’re using an energy source that is three times more efficient than electricity. By doing this you are protecting the environment by lowering your carbon  in today green world.

Whether you are new to natural gas or have been using it for years, it’s always good to know the many reasons why natural gas is an efficient, abunant and clean form of energy.

• A Natural gas home is 43% lower than a electric home when using the same appliances.
• Natural gas emits 50% less carbon dioxide  than coal and 30% less than oil, making it the cleanest of all fossil fuels.
• Natural gas is available right here in America.

Natural gas is clean burning and environmentally friendly and once again it protects the environment.

 

 

Good News for “green” folks

We’ll, there’s even more good news! Aside from doing our part to reduce our dependence on non-renewable resources, we might just be able to save a few bucks in the long term with some sound financial decisions. 

18 ways to save water

When you reduce your use you save water and money

1, Adjust sprinklers so only your lawn is watered and not the house, sidewalk or street.

2. If you don’t have  dishwasher, hand-wash dishes by filling one sink with waer and he other with rinse water.

3. Wash only full loads of laundry and dishes to maximize water use.

4. Cover pool and spas and check for leaks around the pumps.

5. Monitor your water bill for unusually high use- a sign of a leak.

6. Water outdoors in the morning to minimize evaporation, 

7. Spread mulch around plants to retain soil moisture.

8. Sweep your driveway and sidewalks instead of hosing them down.

9. Collect the water used for rinsing fruit and vegetables and use it to water houseplants.

10. Check for leaks inside and outside, and repair them.

11. Turn off the water when you brush your teeth or shave.

12. Replace older toilets, shower heads, faucets and washers with water-efficient fixtures.

13. Dump out old fish tank water onto your outdoor landscape or houseplants.

14. Take brief showers instead of baths.

15. Use one glass for drinking water each day and reduce the number of glasses that need washing.

16. Match the water level to the size of the load when doing laundry, if your washing offers this feature.

17. Soak pots and pans instead of letting the water run while you scrub.

18. Don’t water your landscape on windy or rainy days.

 

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REMEMBER

Do your part keep yourself and loved ones safe by knowing how to recognize and respond to a natural gas leak.

SIGNS OF A LEAK MAY INCLUDE:

SMELL – A ODOR SIMILAR TO ROTTEN EGGS, EVEN IF IT”S SLIGHTLY OR MOMENTARY.

SEE – WATER OR DIRT BLOWING INTO THE AIR, OR DISCOLORED VEGETATION SURROUNDING A PIPELINE.

HEAR – A HISSING OR ROARING SOUND COMING FROM THE GROUND OR ABOVE THE GROUND PIPELINE.

IF YOU NOTICE ANY OF THE SIGNS:
1. Leave the area immediately and don’t use a automatic door.
2. Call 911 From a safe place
3. Don’t turn off or on any electric switches, thermostats, or appliance controls, or start or stop an engine of a car – or do anything that might cause a spark.

Just Clean Natural Gas

Did you know?

Today, natural gas touches nearly everyone . It is a dominant source of energy for heating, water heating and cooking in homes and businesses.

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Using a microwave oven can reduce your energy used for cooking by more than 50%.

Lowering your water heaters temp to 140* F to 120* F can reduce your energy bill 10% .

Also the biggest energy user in your homes

next to heating and cooling system, is your hot water system. Solar hot water is a more affordable