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When you think about making your home more energy efficient, you are most likely thinking huge expenses like new insulation, HVAC and hot water system upgrades, window replacement, brand new ENERGY STAR™ appliances, and maybe even solar systems that produce electricity or hot water. If the budget is tight (not uncommon in these times of soaring fuel prices) that’s probably reason enough for you to postpone energy-efficient improvements altogether.
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