Monday, 7 March 2011

Loft insulation you CAN walk on

Increasing insulation levels in lofts usually means covering over the ceiling joists and valuable storage space is lost.

Seen at Ecobuild March 2011-
Ecoloft from Ecotherm Insualtion (UK) Ltd. Rigid insulation bonded to a tongued and grooved sheet of chipboard. Similar to roofing insulation where plywood is bonded to insulation to provide an instant working deck,Ecoloftcomes in 1200 x 540mm sheets, so that it will fit through a normal loft hatch. Laid at right angles to the ceiling joists, it restores the loft to a usable storage area.
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Any thoughts on this anyone?

Thursday, 3 March 2011

Went to Ecobuild today. Great show. PV everywhere! Found some micro CHP
Mistergreen says: Micro CHP seems to be taking off? http://ping.fm/mJxC6(combined-heat-and-power)-199.htm

Thursday, 17 February 2011

Can smart home technology contribute to home energy efficiency?

Wednesday, 16 February 2011

building scrappage scheme. find out more at http://ping.fm/D3gdi

Sunday, 13 February 2011

De-scale the shower the green way

De-scale the shower the green way
Use vinegar to de-scale your shower head. You can use white wine or malt vinegar,. both work There is less smell with white wine vinegar but malt or spirit vinegar is cheaper. Use the vinegar neat, do not dilute it. Put some in a plastic container and leave the shower head in it over night. To avoid the smell, put some vinegar in a plastic bag (find one without any holes!) put the shower head in and tie it up tightly. This also works if you cannot remove the shower head.
The result is a more efficient shower, and if you do not stay in longer to enjoy the extra power of the jet, a quicker shower. Vinegar usually comes in a glass bottle which can be easily recycled. So no nasty chemicals going down the drain and no plastic container to dispose of.

Saturday, 15 January 2011

Mister Green says
All the small things! Climate change conferences will come and go. Cut emissions with draught proofing, secondary glazing, low energy lamps. visit us at
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