http://blog.buyowner.com/2008/08/energy-efficient-insulation.htm Tips and info for people selling & buying their homes "Buy Owner" Sun, 25 Oct 2009 19:30:22 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://blog.buyowner.com/2008/08/energy-efficient-insulation.htm/comment-page-1#comment-9798 Quick Ways to Go Green | Buy Owner Blog Fri, 31 Oct 2008 12:02:11 +0000 http://blog.buyowner.com/?p=341#comment-9798 [...] 4. Check your entire home for possible insulation needs, whether it is your attic, windows, doors or basement. For more information on energy-efficient insulation, click here [...] [...] 4. Check your entire home for possible insulation needs, whether it is your attic, windows, doors or basement. For more information on energy-efficient insulation, click here [...]

]]> http://blog.buyowner.com/2008/08/energy-efficient-insulation.htm/comment-page-1#comment-9428 Rick Fri, 10 Oct 2008 13:38:58 +0000 http://blog.buyowner.com/?p=341#comment-9428 Most homeowners don't realize how much energy they can save with a little extra insulation. Most newer homes have acceptable amounts of wall/attic insulation. What they do lack is insulation on hot water pipes coming from the hot water heaters. If you don't think insulating these pipes is neccessary, simply touch the pipe, if it's hot, thats energy leaving the hot water heater and your pipes. Also, you should insulate the top portion of your water heater to keep in heat and lower your energy bills. An easy place to find all your insulation needs is www.BuyInsulationProducts.com They ship same day and have prices that are considerably less than a hardware store. Most homeowners don’t realize how much energy they can save with a little extra insulation. Most newer homes have acceptable amounts of wall/attic insulation. What they do lack is insulation on hot water pipes coming from the hot water heaters. If you don’t think insulating these pipes is neccessary, simply touch the pipe, if it’s hot, thats energy leaving the hot water heater and your pipes. Also, you should insulate the top portion of your water heater to keep in heat and lower your energy bills. An easy place to find all your insulation needs is http://www.BuyInsulationProducts.com They ship same day and have prices that are considerably less than a hardware store.

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