March 2011 Issue

DIY Green

Homeowners can tackle a number of energy-saving improvements, but some should be left to the professionals.

Jill Sell

Are all you do-it-yourselfers ready to install a wind turbine in the back yard, heat the house entirely with solar power and insulate your home with recycled denim from jeans? Maybe not. But there are a number of other DIY projects that a reasonably handy homeowner can do to save significant energy and money. To read more, click here to subscribe. >>

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