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Does a Heat Pump Dryer Need a Water Connection?

So, you’re considering purchasing a new tumble dryer and wondering whether a heat pump dryer is the best option. With so many different dryers on the market, you might ask what sets a heat pump dryer apart from vented and condenser dryers. 
You might also wonder if these dryers need a water connection.

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Does a Heat Pump Dryer Heat the Room, Too?

Heat pump dryers have become popular in several European countries over the past decade and are gaining ground worldwide. 
You decided to buy a heat pump tumble dryer and install it inside your home. As you’re washing your clothes, you wonder if this new appliance will heat your laundry area. 

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Are Tankless or Heat Pump Water Heaters More Efficient?

You have several options when it comes to water heating. Two popular options are tankless water heaters and heat pump water heaters. 
Are you in the market for a new water heater? If so, you may wonder if a tankless or heat-pump water heater is more efficient. 

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Is Radiant Floor Cooling Worth It? (How Effective Is it?)

Nowadays, there are many options to choose from when it comes to heating and cooling your home. One option that has been increasing in popularity in recent years is radiant floor cooling. 
However, is radiant floor cooling worth the investment?

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Tankless Water Heaters: The 10 Best Models You Can Choose

Tankless water heaters have become an increasingly sought-after option for many homeowners due to their instant water heating ability, excellent flow rates, and energy efficiency. 
But in a market saturated with choices, how do you know which one is the top option?

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The 5 Best Small Wind Turbines You Can Buy in Australia

In 2020, Australia’s primary source of clean energy was wind power, at 35.9% of its total clean energy and 9.9% of Australia’s overall electricity. Wanting to contribute to increasing that percentage is admirable. 
However, if you want to do your part to pitch in, you may be wondering what is the best small wind turbine to buy on the land down under.

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The Top 7 Small Wind Turbine Kits That Don’t Break the Bank

Home wind turbine kits are usually expensive, and many affordable ones are often unreliable. So, you can spend several thousand dollars for a marginal boost in power or shop for a few reliable small wind turbine kits that don’t break the bank. 

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The Best 5 Small Wind Turbines You Can Buy in Canada

Wind power is a top source of green energy for anyone looking to reduce their carbon footprint, and harnessing it has never been easier, thanks to small turbines. Small wind turbines make it cheaper and easier to harness wind energy, but you need a reliable unit to sustain your power needs. 

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Are Prefab and Modular Homes More Energy-Efficient?

Prefabricated and modular homes can be a great option for homeowners looking to save time and money on construction. With modular homes growing in popularity, you might wonder if they…

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All-Electric Homes: What Appliances Do You Switch Out?

A current trend for many US homeowners is converting your home to a fully electric one. According to a survey, more than 25% of homeowners now use fully electric options to power their homes. 

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The 8 Best Energy-Efficient Heat Pump Dryers You Can Buy

Heat pump dryers are the most energy-efficient option on the market. However, they come in different models with varying technologies to enhance efficiency. As a result, it can be challenging to narrow down to the most efficient model that meets your needs.

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All-Electric Homes: How Do You Electrify? (5 Steps)

Homes in the US run mainly on electricity, renewables, petroleum, and natural gas. With petroleum and natural gas being non-renewable sources of energy, more people are finding ways to electrify their homes fully.
Now, you may be wondering what the home electrification process entails.

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