An “old” house in the Upstate is giving us some “new” ideas about saving the environment.

Technology moves at a fast pace, but that doesn’t mean you have to waste time and energy with your laptops or computers.

Having your home properly insulated is essential to keep your bills under control.

We have a few easy tips to make washing your clothes more efficient.

It’s a kitchen appliance you may take for granted…the dishwasher.

It’s something a lot of us might not think about on a daily basis…where we get our hot water from at our homes.

Heating and cooling your house is typically what makes up more than half of your power bill.

Americans love our double cheeseburgers, Big Macs and other beefy foods. But methane from cows is actually a problem contributing to global warming. We have a couple of ways to ditch the burgers and Go Green/Save Green.

Americans have a love affair with their cars and many of us drive to work alone.

I apologize for the delay in getting new blogs up, but I have been very busy filling in for Christy Henderson.

While it still may be a little early to talk about your furnace, your a/c unit and furnace are two big users of energy.

A microwave is 75 percent more energy efficient than a conventional oven.

With gas prices getting so high, now more than ever, people are staying home to cook.

A simple and easy way to save money is to replace the bulbs in your house with compact fluorescent models.

It’s been just about a month and we have had a good response to our Go Green/ Save Green series.