like directions and a recipe because i wanna make itcreamy yumm! he says it is just coconut milk and shavings but can someone give me the recipe
Fluorescent bulbs in whole houseRadiant roof barrier to keep house cool, comfortable for more efficient A/CWell maintained A/C system that is balanced and keeps humidity downUndersized coil to remove humidity more efficiently and make for better cooling and efficiencyRidge vents on house and continuous soffit vents for air flow and greater efficiencyDouble paned windowsProper attic insulationTyvek Home Wrap to allow house to breath yet keep wind and rain outLots of other ideas too.
Stop watching TVIt is evil anyhowHonestly I think one good way a person should go about saving electricty is to be an advocate to power companys because they are creating power in ways that could be better (coal) vs (neuclear)I know I know neuclear power isnt very liked right now but honestly if you do some more research you will learn interesting facts like the fact that coal actualy contains trace elements wich are radioactive and when they burn it these radioactive elements get into our atmosphere unless properly filteredAlso I would argue that cutting down on our power production over all would be a great thingFor many reasons but the main reseason I see for cutting back on power production is the fact that it may be harming our earths own magnetic shield around itThe electrical generators on the earths surface could be damageful to earths magnetic coreWhile I dont have any real proff of this I do think its something worth looking into and come to your own conclusion about.
well the easiest way to make it is to just buy it at the storethen heat up coconut milk about a half cup then add the shavings when done heating let it col then drizzle chocolate over yummm
For your house you can buy motion detecting light switches, high efficient light bulbs, turn down the heat as much as you comfortably can, buy energy star appliances, as well as install or pay someone to install insulation in your house and water heater, buy a solar hot water heater for your house and replace your windows with double glass ones if your replacing them anywaySome states have rebates on a lot of this stuff and some have it so you can sign up for green energy on your electric bill for a little bit more money and some have free home energy auditsYou can save water in your house with low flow toilets, shower heads, faucets, and high efficiency water conserving landscaping if your getting it re-landscaped anywayFor your car you can keep it tuned up, keep the air filter clean, make sure the fuel filter, spark plugs and catalytic converter are clean, only fill the tank half way unless your taking a trip, take out all the extra weight from the car, keep the tires inflated to exactly what there rated for and maybe a few pounds more though the air pressure with make the ride harsher you'll get better mileageWhen you buy a new or new to you car try to buy one that gets very high milage, and if all the designs for those kinds of cars suck e-mail the car companies and tell them what you think they could do to make them coolerDon't buy what you can happily live without and take care of the things you do have so you have to replace them less oftenTry to eat food that's grown sustainably, locally and with minimal resourcesPush Congress to increase the pace of the switchover to low emissions renewable green energy sources because fossil fuels are only going to become more expensive over time as they run out and renewable energy will only get cheaper over time due to technology advancesThese are some of the simplest things regular people can do to conserve energy, fossil fuels, other resources and the environment.
Wash our own dishes, not the dishwasherBetter Windows, insulation ectThe typical stuff, like youI gave up driving last August to save on Gas and to be a little more responsibleStarted riding my bike and the busI'm 47 years oldI put an Electric Motor on my Bicycle (A little lazy too), so I have to charge it everydayCosts about an extra $5 a month in Electric Bill, but it's woth itAlso, try Candles instead of lightsMy wife likes that one.
