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Fire Prevention, Paint Color Trends for 2011, Reduce Electricity Bills and More

Week of January 17, 2011 - Hour 2

Learn why fire prevention should be a top priority as fire fighters prepare for peak fire season.  Learn how to use portable heaters and other heating equipment safely.  Discover the most popular paint color trends for 2011 and find out why budget is playing a factor in color choice.  And discover a often overlooked resource for reducing your monthly electric bill, your local electric utility!  Plus get answers to your home improvement questions about, insulation, water heaters, mold, appliances, roofing materials, insulation, cleaning fireplaces, grouting tile floors, entry door problems.

Heating
Easy Ways to Reduce Heating Costs

Learn Easy Ways to Reduce Heating Costs, keep rooms warm, and make the most of comfort indoors.

Cleaning
Cleaning Fireplace Stone

Get tips on how to clean your fireplace stone. Use an oxygenated bleach or TSP to remove dingy stains from your fireplace stone.

Transcript

TOM: Coast to coast and floorboards to shingles, this is The Money Pit Home Improvement Radio Show. I'm Tom Kraeutler.

LESLIE: And I'm Leslie Segrete.

TOM: And Happy Winter, everybody.

LESLIE: It

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