Vent Shades
Vent Shades
Anyone with a Pontiac G6?…..?
I have a 2007 Pontiac G6 that is dark gray. I got those black vent visors for it for Xmas and I can’t decide if they will look good on it or not. Does anyone have a G6 with ventvisors on it that isn’t a black car? I think that they look good on black cars cause that is the color of the shades, but what about on a different colored car? If anyone has pics, please post!!! Or just give your opinion! Thanks a bunch!!!
with a dark gray car the black visors will accent the car making it look more unique
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The summer season presents a unique set of opportunities and challenges for people trying to reduce utility bills and energy consumption. Direct sunlight and warmer temperatures combine to make indoor temperatures too hot. However, the abundance of light and longer days presents opportunities to light our homes without electricity. Here are some tips for greening your home this summer, leaving more natural light and reduce cooling costs of origin.
Seize the daylight: Just as it sounds, means of natural light to let in the natural sunlight during the day, which reduces the need for and use electric lighting. Numerous studies have shown that dayighting not only saves energy but also is healthier because the light natural helps eliminate mold and germs, but exercising the eye muscles and reduces many symptoms of the disease, especially in the elderly. Owners Business will be pleased to know that natural lighting has been found to increase worker productivity and increase retail sales up 15 percent.
Overhangs and shading: Letting the sun shine directly on the windows and glass doors adds natural light, but also added heat in a building. Overhangs, awnings, fences or be your window shade, and help keep your house cool. For a climate specific roadmap on how to use and nuances size and outgoing to help with heating and cooling, please visit our Green Roadmaps.
Skylights: Skylights are another way to add natural light. Make sure you go with a standard double glazed glass that is appropriate for your climate, so useful not lose too much heat in winter or overheating in summer. If you go with a skylight that opens, you will naturally vent hot air in summer by opening the skylight with crank or motor. Many buildings will have a noticeable improvement in comfort and energy use with the addition of some operable only a small skylight at the highest point on the roof.
Solar tubes: small, round skylights with a metal hose that channels natural light into dark spaces within a building. Perfect for closets, bathrooms and hallways, where a skylight would bring in too much light. And they can be snaked around obstacles, without composition of the photograph. Some companies offer solar tube including a light fixture, others come with integral ventilation fans for use in a bathroom. A device can all in one day provide natural light, an electric light and ventilation fan when needed.
Shelves Light: A light shelf is a way to rebound more indirect lighting in a building. They are typically used in commercial buildings, but homes can take advantage of these also. They are installed inside or outside of windows glass on the side of the building facing Ecuador (South of North America). The shelves can be made of polished metal or a reflective light color. It is part of the shadow of the cup below, which aids in cooling, and direct light to the ceiling, where it bounces daylight inside the building without any direct glare.
While these are cheap, cool ways to light your house this summer – to change their habits requires no tools, and not cost you a penny.
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About the Author:
Adam Whinston is Director of Marketing for New Leaf America, a provider of
green products
and retrofit services to help homeowners
go green
by making their homes more energy efficient. New Leaf America has more than 20 years green building experience, often cutting utility bills 50%-75%.
Article Source: ArticlesBase.com – Green Tips to Light Your Home While Staying Cool This Summer