Tuesday, February 8, 2011

SPT Energy Star 3.2 cu.ft. Double Door Refrigerator in Stainless Steel

SPT Energy Star 3.2 cu.ft. Double Door Refrigerator in Stainless Steel






Product Features


  • Transparent vegetable storage drawer with glass shelf
  • Flush back design for space saving; Front leveling legs with can dispenser and tall bottle rack
  • Estimated yearly operating cost: based on 10.65 cent per kwh 2007
  • Reversible door with slide-out wire shelf for storage versatility
  • 3.2 Cu.ft. Net capacity with double door and separate fridge and freezer compartments


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Friday, February 4, 2011

Sanyo SR-4912M Energy Star 4-8/9-Cubic-Foot Counter-High Refrigerator with Platinum Door

Sanyo SR-4912M Energy Star 4-8/9-Cubic-Foot Counter-High Refrigerator with Platinum Door






Product Features


  • 4-8/9-cubic-foot refrigerator with fingerprint-resistant reversible platinum door
  • 3 adjustable, spill-proof glass shelves; crisper drawer; 3 door shelves; vertical can dispenser
  • Eclipse series black interior; adjustable thermostat; smooth back (no coils)
  • Durable countertop; 2 leveling legs; Energy Star rated for efficiency
  • Measures 22-3/4 by 21-3/8 by 33-3/4 inches


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Monday, January 31, 2011

How to Save Money Around the Kitchen - Refrigerators and Freezers

Everybody's looking to save money these days, and our households are one of our biggest expenses. Whether we live in a small apartment and pay rent or in a large house and pay a mortgage, we have to pay the utility and energy bills every month (unless you're lucky enough to still be living with mom and dad!). Some of the biggest energy hogs in the house are our appliances, and those that reside in the kitchen are the biggest culprits of all: the refrigerator and freezer.

Let's take a look at some ways to make our kitchen appliance use more efficient and save money by lowering our bills.

Saving Money with Refrigerators and Freezers

These kitchen appliances are always on, so it's no surprise that they are the biggest power drains in the house. We're not about to stop eating refrigerated foods, so there's no reasonable way to eliminate their use altogether (and who'd want to give up those nicely chilled sodas and beers anyway?). But we can make our refrigerators and freezers more efficient. Here's how:

1. Keep your freezer full

It costs more to keep an empty freezer cold than a full one, so it pays to keep your unit stuffed full of frozen goods. If it's looking a little bare in between grocery trips, fill it with bags of ice to make it run more efficiently. This simple fix can save you $75 a year.

2. Keep the doors closed

Do you ever stand in front of the refrigerator with the door wide open while you ponder what to eat? You know that cold whoosh of air that embraces you while you're there? That's all the air your refrigerator worked so hard to chill falling out onto the floor (really--heat rises and cold air sinks, so the cold air literally falls out when you open the fridge or freezer). Once you've taken your sweet time selecting your snack, the refrigerator has to kick into high gear in order to chill the air inside again.

The obvious answer is to open the door as seldom as possible, and when you do go into the fridge, quickly get the item you need and close the door again. Keep track of what's in the refrigerator (it helps to always store the same types of items on the same shelf or in the same bin), so you don't have to get down on your knees and root around to look for things.

You can save more than $50 a year simply by opening your freezer and refrigerator doors fewer times a day.

3. Adjust the temperature

Your foods may not need to be as cold as you think. Most people set their refrigerator thermostats close to 32 degrees Fahrenheit, but setting the temperature no higher than 40 degrees still keeps food fresh, while saving you $25 a year in energy.

4. Choose a chest freezer

Many large families choose to keep an extra freezer in the garage or on a service porch. Instead of getting an upright freezer for this, choose a chest-style model. Remember what we said about cold air falling out of upright models? Well that doesn't happen with chest models, since you open the door from above. Chest freezers are as much as twice as efficient as upright freezers, and making this simple choice can save you $50 a year.

5. Pass on the ice-maker if you're buying a new fridge

I know, ice makers are awesome. I always enjoy them when I visit friends who have them integrated into their refrigerators, but not only do you save money on the initial purchase when you buy a unit without these models, but you save money on your monthly bills too. Ice makers use about 300 kilowatt-hours a year in energy costs (this is in addition to your regular refrigerator/freezer requirements), and I can tell you from first-hand experience that refrigerators with automatic ice makers need repairs more often than standard units.

There you go: a few ways to save money in the kitchen by making smart use of your refrigerator and freezer usage.




The author writes on numerous home improvement topics. Visit her blogs to read more: Home Improvement Ideas and Living Off the Urban Grid.

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Thursday, January 27, 2011

Igloo FR834a 3.2-Cu-Ft Refrigerator

Igloo FR834a 3.2-Cu-Ft Refrigerator






Product Features


  • 3.2-cubic-foot refrigerator
  • Refrigerator and freezer; clean stainless steel look; flushback space saving design
  • Reversible door; transparent vegetable drawer with glass shelf; adjustable thermostat
  • Ice cube tray; slide out wire shelves; HCFC free
  • Measures 22 by 18 by 46 inches


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Sunday, January 23, 2011

Second Hand Exercise Machines

I've had some experience with second hand exercise machines and it taught me a valuable lesson which I'd like to share with you. Okay, so it was only about year maybe a year and a half ago when I was getting seriously mad at my local gym. They weren't doing anything in particular but I felt I was getting ripped off paying $60 a month just to use some fitness equipment.

I guess had I been into doing a bunch of weight training and that kind of stuff, it may have been worth it. But I only ever really used the rowing exercise machines and occasionally the bikes and treadmill. So I got to thinking about quitting my gym and then investing that money into a home gym.

I had an old bedroom which wasn't doing much and it had the dimensions to house a few pieces of exercise equipment, so I took a look online. I was especially interested in indoor rowers because I really believe in the benefits of rowing. It burns off calories faster than almost any other cardio activity and it gives you some great muscle tone. I also have quite an attachment because I believe it to be the main reason I managed to lose my fat belly.

So after reading some rowing machine reviews, I began to like the Concept 2 rower. It looked like it provided great results and was actually are far better piece of rowing equipment then the one I had at my gym. I was buzzed up and wanted it as soon as possible so didn't hesitate to press the 'order now' button and buy a brand spanking new one. It set me back some, but at the time I didn't think about that.

That's when a friend of mine who really enjoyed using my rower thought that he too would like to go ahead and buy one for his home. He didn't like how much I paid for mine though and looked on eBay and other online auction sites to snag the best deal. He ended up getting the exact same model as my Concept for less than a quarter of the price!

It's been a year now and mine is working 100% as well as it ever has. I haven't had a single problem with it and I think that it was a great buy.

But at the same time, my friends one if running equally as well and he paid next to nothing for it.

So the lesson I learnt, was to shop around and buy second hand exercise machines because you can get the best bargains and even be able to buy two or three fitness machines for the price of one.




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