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It's that time of year when Old Man Winter is knocking at our door here in the Central Mid West. Reduce your Energy Imprint / Consumption by Winterizing your Home & Business. The Money You Spend on Weatherization will come back to you in savings on your Heating Bills!!! Step 1: Check for Wind / Drafts in your Buildings Structure: a) I check for air drafts entering your Buildings Interior by: Looking for air gaps by sight or you can use a candle (be care full of any open flame in your home/business; especially when testing by windows with Curtains). b) Places to check: Windows, Doors, Visually Inspect Exterior of your Structure for signs of disrepair, Base Boards and Electrical Outlets around the exterior walls of your home, Electrical Outlets Step 2: Stop the Cold Air from entering your Structure: Seal all Cracks, Air Gaps, Add / Vapor Barriers and or Insulation Where Needed a) Seal Cracks around Window Frames with Caulking/Expandable Foam. +Caulking / Expandable Foam can be purchased at Home Improvement Stores, Hardware Stores, Lumber Yards; +Cost $3-$5 / Tube or Can +Foam Strips of Self Adhesive Strips can be added to the Window Frames Costs: $5-$25 / Door b) Doors: +Self Adhesive Strips can be added to the Door Stops around the Door Frame +Costs: $5-$25 / Door Bottom of the Door is the Threshold, Stop Air Infiltration by Installing a New Threshold +Costs: $10-$35 / Door + Seal Door Trim with Caulking / Expandable Foam Insulation Costs: Cost $3-$5 / Tube or Can c) Base Boards + Seal with Caulking or Remove and add Insulation in the Gap between wall material and Flooring Costs: Caulking $3-$5 / Tube; Insulation $20-$45 / Roll d) Exterior Electrical Outlets + Seal with Caulking or add Insulation in the Gap between wall material and Electric Box Remove Electric Box and Seal with Vapor Barrier / Insulation, then Re-Install Electrical Box and Components $20-$45 each by Qualified Handy Man or Electrician) Costs: Caulking $3-$5 / Tube; Insulation $20-$45 / Roll, Step 3 Attic Insulation Next Post, After I research current Pricing on Insulation Material Costs

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Guest post by Robin Beck, Blog Action Day

This is Robin Beck here from Blog Action Day central, and I want to thank Rick and the Blogger team for helping support Blog Action Day 2009. For those of you who don’t know, Blog Action Day is an annual event held every October 15th where bloggers across the world unite to write about a single issue on a single day. We like to think of it as one big blogfest for good, and our goal is to spark conversation on an issue of importance across the web. This year’s topic is climate change, and we’ve thus far had more than 4,000 bloggers from 123 countries register, including many of the world’s largest blogs. Our aim is to make Blog Action Day 2009 the largest social change event on the web as a demonstration of global concern about the climate crisis. To achieve this, we want to invite the entire Blogger community to get involved and commit to writing a single post about climate change on your blog on October 15th. You can register your blog here. In addition to joining thousands of other bloggers, you’ll also be supporting the work of the dozens of leading nonprofits who are also participating – including Oxfam, 350.org, The Nature Conservancy, Greenpeace, The United Nations Foundation, and more than forty organizations affiliated with the TckTckTck campaign. You can learn more about the issue of climate change and see sample topics you might write about at www.blogactionday.org. There you can also find additional ways to get involved by taking action with leading nonprofits and posting a snazzy widget to your blog. Thanks so much for your support – we hope to have you all as part of the event!

Annual Average Daily Solar Radiation

St Louis, MO Annual Average Daily Solar Radiation

Latitude: 38.75 N Degrees Longitude: 90.38 W Degrees Elevation: 172 Meters System Tilt: 40 Degrees Annual Total BTU's per square meter (10 tubes): 3,944,543

Please read the Collector Tube Efficiency and System Sizing sections before using this chart.

This page provides solar radiation values for Thermomax Solar Collectors and expected gallons of water raised by 60 degrees F. The average daily radiation data are from University of Wisconsin EES Report No. 44 - 2 (F - Chart Data). Thermomax collector (average) efficiency of 70% is used for this chart.