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JACKSONVILLE, Fla., July 3, 2006 – American Homes use up approximately 1 / 3 of the country's energy supply, polluting the environment and running the expenses. However, if you cut the power consumption of only 10 percent, we could build 27 new power plants a year, according to Jodi Beebe, energy analyst for the Utility Consumers' Action Network, a nonprofit group in San Diego.
With the summer heat beating on us and the rays the scorching sun for us, what we do? Pump up the air conditioner? Move to Alaska? Burn the land resources to keep calm? Of course, everyone wants to be comfortable, but there is no other way, besides air conditioning?
Fortunately for us, Australians have the same problem, but most of it. Australia is famous for its extreme climate, with scorching heat during the day, while nighttime temperatures can dip below zero. A large company in Australia – Gale Pacific – has developed a new type of window color designed to be mounted on the exterior of your home where you will help prevent the sun's rays and heat your home during the months sunny.
Exterior window shades are manufactured in various sizes, and can be mounted easily on any window or used on your porch or patio to be used all day. Besides keeping the heat of the sun warming your house, the curtains to block up to 92% of harmful UV rays, preventing possible skin and eye damage. The web designers also made it easy to clean and maintain, which is not being a nuisance to continue.
Fortunately, These window shades are not black, the light coming through the window, as if to shut out the world and live in isolation? Filtered light will come to your house and you can see out, even if you can not see at home during the day (the side with the minimum of light you can see the side with the most light).
Some may learn to live without A / C, and others will move to Alaska. The best way to reduce home cooling bills will strategically plant trees to shade the house. Until the trees get big enough though, the blinds covering the windows style window and save a few dollars a month (or should we say save some pieces of coal or some nuclear waste?).
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