Insulated Window Panels
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 New Thermal Insulated Tab Top Drapes 160X84 Firebrick FREE SHIPPING  US $79.99
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 Wide Width Grommet Top Thermal Blackout Curtain Beige US $75.95
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 Wide Width Grommet Top Thermal Blackout Curtain Black US $75.95
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 Wide Width Grommet Top Thermal Blackout Curtain Burgundy US $75.95
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 Wide Width Grommet Top Thermal Blackout Curtain Olive US $75.95
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 2PR New Thermal Insulated Tab Top Drapes 160X84 White FREE SHIPPING US $165.00
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 2PR New Thermal Insulated TabTop Drapes 80X63 Chocolate FREE SHIPPING US $77.00
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 2PR New Thermal Insulated Tab Top Drapes 80X84 Natural FREE SHIPPING US $89.99
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 4PR New Thermal Insulated TabTop Drapes 80X63 Sage FREE SHIPPING US $139.99
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 2PR New Thermal Insulated Tab Top Black Out Drapes 80X84 Navy FREE SHIPPING US $99.99
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 2PR New Thermal Insulated Tab Top Drapes 160X84 Natural US $165.00
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 2PR New Thermal Insulated Tab Top Black Out Drapes 80X63 Navy FREE SHIPPING US $85.00
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 2PR New Thermal Insulated Tab Top Drapes 80X63 Natural FREE SHIPPING US $77.00
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 2PR New Thermal Insulated Tab Top Drapes 80X63 Linen FREE SHIPPING US $77.00
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 Elrene Home Cachet Faux Silk Window Panel Ivory NEW US $9.99
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 CARNIVALE 54x63 Grommet Panel Black color Blackout Curtain US $19.99
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 ASHFORD 2 Window Panel 54x95ea RED Energy Interliner for Energy Light Sound US $39.95
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 ASHFORD 2 Window Panel 54x95ea GOLD Energy Interliner for Energy Light Sound US $39.95
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 160x84 Room Darkening Insulated Curtains Grommet Top Pewter US $92.40
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 Fireside Thermal Insulated Pinch Pleated Patio Panel US $149.99
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 CARNIVALE 54x84 Grommet Panel Black color Blackout Curtain US $22.99
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 FiresideThermal Insulated TabTop Curtain Pair 160 x 84 US $129.99
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 Elegance Grommet Insulated Curtain 108 Wide Pair US $85.99
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 Solid Thermal Insulated Back Tap Window Curtain 108x84L Color Steel US $43.99
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 Solid Thermal Insulated Back Tap Window Curtain 108x63L Charcoal US $49.95
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 Room Darkening Insulated Curtains 80x84 Grommet Top Natural US $48.25
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 Solid Thermal Insulated Back Tap Window Curtain 108x84L Color Beige US $54.95
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 Pair of JcPenney Home Supreme Antique Satin Back tab Thermal 40Wx95 Delft Blue US $45.00
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 FiresideThermal Insulated TabTop Curtain Pair 80x45 US $42.99
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 Chelsea Grommet Window Panel by TargetHome Lot of 2 US $35.00
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 Solid Thermal Insulated Back Tap Window Curtain 84L Color Tungsten US $43.99
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 Solid Thermal Insulated Back Tap Window Curtain 63L Color Tungsten US $38.99
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 Solid Thermal Insulated Back Tap Window Curtain 108x63L Mocha Brown US $38.99
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 THERMALOGIC ENERGY EFFICIENT INSULATED CURTAINS KHAKI COLOR 80W x 84L NEW US $29.99
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 ECLIPSE THERMALINER 54x60 Panel Pair Thermal Blackout US $20.99
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 Mira One Window Valance 2023 Choice of Red Purple Brown Silver or Gold US $29.99
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 Solid Thermal Insulated Back Tap Window Curtain 108 x 84L Charcoal US $54.95
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 Golden Curtains Drapes US $99.99
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 Drapery Tab Top Insulated Crosby Pattern 4 Colors 3 Sizes Curtain PAIR Panels US $15.80
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 Solid Thermal Insulated Back Tap Window Curtain 108x63L Color Beige US $38.99
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 Solid Thermal Insulated Back Tap Window Curtain 63L Color Ice Blue US $38.99
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 PULL UP BLACKOUT CURTAIN INSULATED WINDOW COVERINGS SAGE BURGUNDY IVORY BROWN US $16.99
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 Chris Madden Mystique Draperies Pinch Pleated Curtains US $143.89
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 Chandelier Patterned Blackout Curtains Panel 110W X 91L Pair 2 Panel US $89.00
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 CARNIVALE 54x63 Grommet Panel Chocolate color Blackout Curtain US $19.99
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 Weathermate Tab Top Insulated Curtain Pairs Thermalogic US $56.99
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 NEW 95 Grommet Top Curtain Drape Panel Pair BLACKOUT US $119.99
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 Chris Madden Mystique Thermal Rod Pkt Panel Curtain 54W US $24.19
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 CARNIVALE 54x84 Grommet Panel Turquoise color Blackout Curtain US $22.99
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 CARNIVALE 54x63 Grommet Panel Purple color Blackout Curtain US $19.99
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 Java Blackout Curtain Panel US $39.00
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 Silk Look Insulated Window Panel Burgundy 100 Polyester 54 x 84 Drapes US $19.95
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 NEW BLACKOUT THERMAL 54ROD CURTAINS PANEL BLOCK 99LIGHT REDUCE NOISE INSULATED US $29.94
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 NEW THERMAL INSULATED 84BLACKOUT ROD CURTAINS PANEL BLOCK 99LIGHT REDUCE NOISE US $34.94
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 NEW Solid Insulated Thermal Blackout Panel Pair 63 inch COLOR BLACK US $44.95
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 FIRESIDE 96x84 Patio Panel Pinch Pleat Natural color US $139.99
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 Pair of Lined Mia Panels Egg Silver Black Curtain 54x84 US $39.59
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 MYSTIQUE COOL WHITE FAUX SILK DRAPES CHRIS MADDEN 100x95 NEW US $89.99
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 CARNIVALE 54x84 Grommet Panel Chocolate color Blackout Curtain US $22.99
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 CARNIVALE 54x84 Grommet Panel Purple color Blackout Curtain US $22.99
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 CARNIVALE 54x63 Grommet Panel Turquoise color Blackout Curtain US $19.99
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 2 Pack Artex Soho Elegant Window Treatment US $999.99
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 ECLIPSE KIDS THERMABACK KENDALL ROD POCKET PANEL 42X84 RED CHILI US $19.95
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 The Complete Window Insulated Curtain 72 359784 Blue US $29.99
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 WEATHERMATE INSULATED CURTAIN PANEL TAB PAIR TERRACOTTA US $34.99
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 Four In One Insulated Curtain Panel 63 Brown 359776 US $17.49
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 PATIO PANEL MYSTIQUE WHITE DRAPES CHRIS MADDEN 100x84 NEW US $79.99
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 NEW Vintage Roses Ecru Red Gold Panels Valance 84 Lined Cotton US $97.00
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 NEW 84 Grommet Top Curtain Drape Panel Pair BLACKOUT US $119.99
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 Jeweltex Thermal Drapes 50 X 84 Sage Energy Saving Light Blocking Tweed Look US $19.99
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 One Eclipse Braxon Thermaback Light Khaki Window Panel 42X63 US $14.99
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 RETRO DRAPES POLY ACRYLIC GOLD BROWN TEXTURE 48X84 FLAWED US $19.95
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 2 Weathermate TAB TOP Insulated Window panel Curtains Drapes PAIR lined 63 long US $37.95
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 NEW 72 SOLID WEAVERSCLOTH VALANCE CURTAINS PINK TOILE US $17.48
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 NEW 14WEAVERSCLOTH CURTAINS TAB VALANCE SOLID BURGUNDY US $13.98
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 NEW 70 WEAVERSCLOTH TAB VALANCE CURTAINS SOLID BROWN US $20.98
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 Termalogic Insulated Curtain Panel Set 84 White 345826 US $24.99
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Energy Conservation, The First Step Towards Solar Panels
Before figuring out how many solar panels you need, it's best to reduce your current electricity usage as much as possible. Doing this will make your system more cost effective. Making small and simple changes to your electricity usage can make a huge impact on your electricity bill.
On the more expensive end of the spectrum, you can make improvements such as replacing bad insulated windows with more modern ones, insulating walls and ceilings, replacing old central heating units, etc. This is more of a long term investment, and once they you get your payback, it's just extra money in your pocket.
The next step would be making changes with your big appliances. They are a major part of your electricity consumption and you can make big gains by switching to more efficient models. Switching to Energy Star compliant appliances is a great way to go about it.
There are a lot of small investments and also personal habits that you can do right now that take a big part in reducing your electricity usage. What a lot of this comes down to is habit. Just like many people have habits of wasting electricity whether they realize or not, those habits can easily be reversed by starting more energy saving habits. Lets take a look at a few things for starters:
-Turn off lights in rooms not being used. You could take it a step further by purchasing compact florescent bulbs. They are a little more expensive but the payment is very quick.
-Get in the habit of turning off your computer monitor. Instead of leaving your computer on, make sure you have it in sleep mode, or better yet, turn it off when not in use.
-Close your blinds if parts of the house are getting direct sunlight. It heats the house up and will make your air condition kick on more.
-Run your dishwasher and wash your clothes at night. A lot of utility companies have rating scales where they will charge you more during peak hours. Find out from your utility company when the lowest rates apply.
-Insulate your water heater. For about $10-$20 you can buy a installation wrap that goes around your water heater so it doesn't work as hard to heat the water.
-Get a shower curtain rod, set it up in your utility room and start air drying clothes.
-Use warm and cold water to wash clothes rather then hot
-Turn your refrigerator down. Use a thermometer to set your refrigerator temperature as close to 37 degrees and your freezer as close to 3 degrees as possible. Make sure that its energy saver switch is turned on.
-Clean or replace air filters when needed.
-Use low-flow shower heads so you use less hot water
-Take showers instead of baths, they use half the amount of hot water.
Pick up a Kill-A-Watt meter. This is a good way to determine what the big electricity wasters are. You can get them for around $30 on amazon.com. These meters measure the power used from any device that gets plugged into the wall.
Visit www.solarpaneltalk.com for more energy conservation tips and get questions answered from professionals in the industry.
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