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 Sunday, February 12, 2012
Tip of the Day Categories » General Household Tips

Welcome Home, Baby

A new baby requires a lot of energy. Expecting a new bundle of joy? Expenses might be looming ahead -- some expected and some not. In addition to diapers, clothes and toys, strollers, car seats and nursery furniture, there are many unexpected items: electronic baby monitors, motion sensors and that little consideration of planning ahead for college. And, the energy required isn't all physical. On average, a new infant requires 25 percent more electricity, and 15 percent more natural gas. This goes toward laundry, bathing, cooking and round-the-clock lighting -- to name but a few.

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Ventilation and Exhaust Fans
The best way to handle excessive moisture buildup is with an automatic exhaust fan vented by flexible or rigid pipe to an exhaust port on the roof or an exterior wall.


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