Competition: Celebrate World Environment Day with Safestyle

Closes: Sat, 30th June 2012 09:30

Green living and sustainable homes are becoming more popular. People's consciences tell them going green is the right thing to do for the planet and their common sense sees the added money saved by reducing waste.

The options for reducing your carbon footprint are always increasing and taking steps to make your home more sustainable and energy efficient can make significant reductions in your home's carbon emissions and energy bills. World Environment Day is on the 5th June and designed to raise awareness of energy issues to promote a green economy that is one which is low carbon, resource efficient and socially inclusive.

Safestyle UK have now set the benchmark for high quality, high security, energy efficient double glazing products. Celebrating their 20th anniversary this year, the FENSA registered company provides A-Rated Energy Efficient PVCU windows, doors and composite doors in a range of styles and colours to suit any property and budget.

Safestyles windows are more than twice as energy efficient as standard modern E-rated double glazing. You can reduce the amount of energy lost through your windows by up to 100%. With £1 in £3 spent on household energy being thrown away, you have the potential to save as much as £461 per year.

You may be shocked to find out how much energy is wasted in your household but don't have the first idea as to where, how and why? An infrared thermal gun can give you a thorough understanding of where your house is losing heat in winter, or gaining it in summer. The more you know about where heat is entering or leaving your home, the more effective you'll be at controlling energy consumption and waste. With an infrared thermal gun, you just wander around the inside and outside of your home on a hot summer day or a cold winter evening, and take readings at windows, outside doors, walls, or wherever else heat may leak through.

The device helps you get a complete picture of problems with insulation, sealing, or windows in need of replacement. You can use an infrared heat gun for countless other measurements around the house and you are sure to get many hours of use out of it, finding the hotspots and cold spots in your walls, floors and ceilings, your garage, your fridge, freezer, your car engine - anywhere you want to know the surface temperature.

Start making a better tomorrow, today!

For your chance to win the fantastic infrared thermal heat gun just go to Safestyle.co.uk and find the following answer:-

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