November 25, 2011

Seasonal Home Lighting Tips for Holiday Cheer

November 25, 2011 No Comments

This weekend homes across the country will be a little brighter when millions of Americans kick off the holiday season by trimming their trees, and their yards, with holiday lights.
For more than 100 years, GE Lighting has been a symbol of both tradition and innovation in holiday lighting, so much so that GE holiday lights illuminate historical and national landmarks, such as the National Christmas Tree in Washington, D.C., each year.
Know your lights. When purchasing lights, begin by making sure that all of the light strings are compatible, and don’t be caught running out to the store for more lights.

Energy Star Products for a Greener Holiday Season

November 25, 2011 No Comments

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is offering holiday gift-giving tips that will help support a healthy environment this season and all year long. Energy Star, Design for the Environment, and WaterSense labels can be found on thousands of products across the country, making it easy to choose gifts that can help anyone on your list save energy and protect the environment. By using these products this holiday season, consumers can cut their energy bills and harmful pollution while helping keep our environment healthy.
Look for the Label that Saves Gift Recipients Money
Energy Star Home Entertainment: You can find the Energy Star label on nearly all entertainment products from TVs and Blu-ray disc players to home-theaters-in-a-box. If you are in the market for a digital picture frame, consider one that has earned the Energy Star. It uses 25 percent less energy than non-qualified models.