Lunes, Marso 28, 2016

Futuristic Solar Homes

Modern and Efficient

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Solar homes are the wave of the future. With its energy efficiency, and eco-friendliness, more and more families are aspiring to own one. Build Safe

This futuristic home featured over at Spirit Science, lets the homeowner live anywhere they want – even off the grid.

“The home is a floating habitat, constructed of 98% recyclable material and is built to exist on a large or small body of calm water.”

Check it out here.

Wave of the future

Architecture Admirers meantime shared the roofing system of futuristic and very modern homes. Electrician

“Solar roof tiles are new invention that can help a lot in saving energy and lowering the electricity bills. The solar energy is what can provide so much for your home heat without too many costs. There are many alternative energy solutions that are more and more attractive lately but solar energy is maybe something that is endless and easiest one.”

Read the rest of the article here.

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This futuristic home that Inhabitat shone that spotlight on is a dwelling that could be packed away as needed.

“f simple living means living happier, you’ll find bliss in the 186-square-foot POD-Idladla, a compact prefab home for two that can move almost anywhere you wish. South Africa-based architect Clara da Cruz Almeida collaborated with local design firm Dokter+Misses to create the modular nano-home, which is powered by solar energy and can be customized off-site to the client’s specifications. The minimal and charming mobile pod ships flat-pack and assembles onsite in a snap.”

Take a look at it here.

What is your solar dream home?

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Biyernes, Marso 25, 2016

Organizing Extension Cords

Avoid tangled cords

Do not let them get entangled. (Photo Credits)

Extension cords are very helpful around the home, but entangled and disorganized ones can be annoying, and could pose risks as well.

Tip Hero shared some ways to keep home extension cords neat and organized. Builders and Contractors

“Usually, the problem with long cords like extension cords and outdoor power cords isn’t in the rolling up; it’s in the inevitable trouble you’ll have untangling them when you need to use them again. Luckily, you can avoid this tangled mess by simply using this effective rolling method. It’s called the over & under method, and we can tell it’s going to save us a whole lot of time and make for a lot less struggling.”

Watch the video here.

Organize it

Faith Tap also shared yet another hack to keep it from getting entangled. Electricians

“For this first trick, start off by holding the two heads of your cord in one hand. Then, pull the cord with your other hand until it is untangled. Your cord should now be straightly folded in half.”

Check out more organizing tricks here.

Popular Mechanics meantime shared the best way to coil extension wires.

“Few things are as stressful in life than properly coiling up an extension cord. It’s so long! And aggravating! Then again, few things are as aggravating as untangling a badly tangled cord the next time you need to use it.”

Watch the video here.

How do you organize your extension cords at home?

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Miyerkules, Marso 16, 2016

Random Door Stories

Interesting Door Anecdotes

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Door are an everyday part of life. I keeps people and properties safe, and maintains privacy. Apart from these three main functions though, doors can be a subject of interesting and amusing stories.

Just like this one from The Dodo.com. A poodle goes to door after door in a nursing home daily.

“While Dawson does his work, Nala does hers — going room to room in the care center, visiting residents and hopping up on beds and into laps to offer kisses. Nala even knows how to ride the elevators all by herself.”

Watch how the dog visits the nursing home’s residents here.

In Idaho, a family was surprised to find a bear poking his head through their cat door as shared by the ABC News.

” The bear’s latest break-in was this Thursday night. Harder said he heard noises at his door then found a bear trying to get through his cat’s door. Harder said he wasn’t scared because he knew the bear was too large to get through. He said he was lucky to get the shot, because within a few seconds, the bear was gone.”

Take a look at the photo here.

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Shareably meantime posted about an old Parisian apartment that has been locked up during World War II.

“She never managed to return to her apartment. However, she continued to pay rent for the rest of her life. In 2010, Madame de Florian passed away at the age of ninety-one. It was after she had passed that relatives and heirs learned of her apartment in Paris. They hired an auctioneer named Olivier Choppin-Janvry to take an inventory of any notable belongings of value in the abandoned apartment.”

Check out the apartment’s contents here.

Do you know any door related shareworthy story?

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Lunes, Marso 14, 2016

All about Renewable Energy

What you should know about renewable energy

Super Clean Energy Source. (Photo Credits)

Renewable Energy has been abuzz lately as more and more nations are aiming towards using as much of it as possible. Builders and Contractors

Climate Progress for instance shared in one of its posts that Hawaii may soon just get power only from renewable energy sources.

“Hawaii’s dramatic shift to renewable energy over the past few years has been largely driven by the island state’s high electricity prices. Hawaii gets most of its electricity from oil-fired power plants, and all the oil is imported. Electricity there can cost three times as much as the national average.”

Read the rest of the article here.

100% Clean and Green

Science Alert meantime reported that South American nation Costa Rica has been able to live off Renewable Energy for straight 75 days. Big List of Electrician Services

“The Central American country has achieved a major clean energy milestone, meeting 100 percent of its power demand with renewable energy for 75 straight days.”

Check out the whole post here.

http://www.sciencealert.com/costa-rica-powered-with-100-renewable-energy-for-75-days

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The Guardian meantime highlighted in one of its published articles that Uruguay is also taking advantage of its country’s renewable energy sources.

“here are no technological miracles involved, nuclear power is entirely absent from the mix, and no new hydroelectric power has been added for more than two decades. Instead, he says, the key to success is rather dull but encouragingly replicable: clear decision-making, a supportive regulatory environment and a strong partnership between the public and private sector.”