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    Brenna Hartmann is the co-founder of Fixin'Chix Inc., a do-it-yourself enterprise that includes a comprehensive home improvement website; how-to workshops, seminars and publications; and a product line. Brenna is dedicated to empowering women "do-it herselfers" (DIHers) who have the passion and desire to improve their homes. Brenna writes the popular Fixie Chick home improvement column found in Home & Yard Handbook, and is the co-host of "Home & Yard Radio with the Fixie Chick" on 950 ESPN. Brenna lives in Webster with her husband and two children.

    Wednesday, October 22, 2008

    Green Your Weekend

    Greener living is becoming a very important aspect of my life, and I am proud to bring you ideas, tips and trends on the topic. This month, "Green Your Weekend" with the Fixie Chick!

    Each Friday, throughout the month of October, I'll be posting a "light-green" home improvement tip. One that can be easily and inexpensively accomplished is a weekend!

    According to the U.S. Department of Energy, water heating accounts for 20% or more of an average household's annual energy expenditures. The yearly operating costs for conventional gas or electric storage tank water heaters average $200 or $450, respectively.

    Visit this blog on Friday to read my fast and easy solutions for reducing your hot water heating energy bills. $Be Green - Save Green$
    Thanks for reading,
    The Fixie Chick

    posted by Fixie Chick at 11:16 AM

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