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Simple Tips to Achieve Hygge – and Save Energy

Simple Tips to Achieve Hygge – and Save Energy(1)

Hygge (pronounced hue-guh) is a Danish word that doesn’t have an exact translation into English, but it is loosely translated as “cozy.” It refers to a feeling of being content and comfortable in your surroundings. While the concept of Hygge can be applied to any activity or season, it is often associated with wintertime activities […]

Filed Under: Home Tagged With: Energy, Environment, Home

How to Protect a Home from Kitchen Fire?

How to Protect a Home from Kitchen Fire(2)

When most people think of kitchen fires, they imagine a stovetop blaze that quickly spreads to the whole house and the cabinets. However, most kitchen fires start in the oven or microwave. And while these smaller fires may not seem as dangerous, they can still cause a lot of damage if not extinguished quickly.  The […]

Filed Under: Home Tagged With: Home, Kitchen Fire

How often to change furnace filter

Your furnace filter needs to be changed at least every 90 days in order to keep your furnace running smoothly and efficiently. However, depending on the conditions in your home, you may need to change it more often. Checking the filter every 30 days is a good habit to get into, so you can stay […]

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Quebec Cutting Some Subsidies for Buying Electric Vehicles?

Quebec Cutting Some Subsidies for Buying Electric Vehicles(1)

Those who want to buy an electric vehicle in Quebec may lose out on part of the previously available money. In Tuesday’s budget, subsidies for new fully electric car purchases would be reduced from $8,000 to $7,000, and for used fully electric automobiles, from $4,000 to $3,500. The reductions come as the CAQ government announced […]

Filed Under: Electric Cars, Energy Saving, Home Improvement (Grants/Rebates) Tagged With: Environment, Home

How to Tell the Difference Between Cellulose and Asbestos Insulation?

How to tell the difference between cellulose and asbestos insulation(1)

Many people have a common question: “How do I know if my insulation is made of cellulose or asbestos?” The answer lies in the type of material that surrounds the insulating material. Cellulose insulation has paper or cotton-like fibers surrounding and protecting it, while an asbestos-containing product will have rock wool or a similar inorganic […]

Filed Under: Insulation Tagged With: Canada, Home

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