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61. High Voltage Safety Precautions
Use only one had when servicing energized equipment. Keep the other hand behind you.
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62. Grounding Of Equipment
A poor safety ground, or one that is wired incorrectly, is more dangerous than no ground at all. The poor ground is dangerous because it does not offer full protection, while the user is lulled into a false sense of security.
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63. Generation Of Heat
Check with a heating contractor to be sure your furnace is the right one for your home. An undersized furnace will burn too much and never really keep you warm.
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64. Distributing The Heat
It's one thing to produce heat efficiently, but that's only part of the battle. The next important topic is moving it to where you want it.
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65. What Is The "r" Value?
Notice that one inch of polyure-thane, rated at 5.88 R value, heads the list.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/energy_savings/insulation/what_is_the_quot_r_quot_value_.html

66. Types Of Insulation
This barrier is a protective coating on one side of the insulation — using wax, tarred kraft paper, aluminum foil or plastic — to guard against moisture damage which would reduce the insulation's effectiveness.
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67. Recommended Insulation Levels
It is possible, however, to recommend one set of minimum insulation levels which are generally applicable across the country.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/energy_savings/insulation/recommended_insulation_levels.html

68. How To Insulate
You should be able to rent one from your insulation supplier or hardware store. Measure your walls and floor and attic area carefully.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/energy_savings/insulation/how_to_insulate/

69. Keeping It Hot
Most modern tanks are insulated, but if you happen to have one that isn't, wrap some insulation batts or rolls around it.
http://www.fun-home-projects.com/energy_savings/hot_water_heater/keeping_it_hot.html

70. Cost Of Leaks
Here's how to figure out how much energy you're wasting with that one little drip. (1) Multiply the number of ounces by 6 to give the number per hour and then by 24 to give the total per day, 3 ounces x 6 x 24 = 432 ounces per day.
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