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Monitoring your home electricity usage is wise from both an economical and environmental standpoint. Blue Line Innovations’ Power Cost Monitor, an attractive and small home energy monitor that resembles a digital clock, promises real time energy usage that can help homeowners reduce their electricity consumption by 10 to 20 percent. We like that the only installation required is the attachment of a sensor unit via a ring clamp to the outside of your home’s electric utility meter.

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We’ve seen a lot of eco-friendly gadgets- items to help compost or save water or use less fuel. Often, they require compromises, either adding expense or maintenance. But sometimes, gear can be easy-to-install and inexpensive, and encourage positive change. This is happily the case with the Belkin Conserve line, which...
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For those who have lived or worked in rooms, houses, offices during dry seasons or have allergies and desire better air quality, the Air-O-Swiss 2055A Automatic Air Washer is literally a breath of fresh air in a crowded market. We’ve previously tested, and enjoyed, the 2055D- a similar, if more...
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Have you ever gone out to a restaurant for a nice meal, and walked away wondering just exactly what made the food you ate taste so special? Memorable foods almost always have that special something that you can’t quite put your finger on. Sadly, re-creating those elusive tastes and flavors...
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It’s a bit late for gift-finding. But we spent the last couple of days shopping, so forgive our slight lateness on this piece- and think of it as a way to get an early start on next year, or even simply gifts for yourself now that you’re armed with those...
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As the new year approaches, we’re feeling the urge to clean out everything (relationships, closets, bank accounts…). We’re also resolving to clean our habitations more often, and thoroughly. After noticing how quickly cat hair builds into an unattractive area rug, we pulled out the Miele S 7210 Twist and took...
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Perhaps you’re like some of the staff here who can’t think of many more painful things in life than the alarm going off when you’re blissfully dreaming about puppies and all things fluffy. Or, maybe you’ve wanted to partake in a sleep study at a health facility to have your...
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Regular Truly Obscure readers probably know that we’re big fans of Le Creuset. Check out our reviews of Le Creuset’s Braiser Casserole, Saucier Pan, and unique Doufeu. Our experience with Le Creuset’s Tri-Ply Stainless Steel 8-Piece Cookware Set kept our appreciation of their craftsmanship intact. The set includes an 8”...
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Winter drinks, so warm. Tea and coffee delight with Giant, steaming mugs. See, every now and then we really do burst into haiku. And today’s items might make you do so as well- loose leaf tea and single-cup coffee are nothing new to us, but these flavors are. First, we’ve got a half dozen...
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Its hard to imagine, but Christmas is fast approaching. Only a couple of weeks remain for you to wrap up your presents, much less figure them out. With that in mind, we’re trying to focus our coverage on some excellent gifts, from stocking stuffers to larger presents for loved ones....
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A lot has changed in pressure cookers since the good old days. Fagor’s six-quart Electric Multi-Cooker is a safe, easy, and versatile device that looks fairly traditional. In fact, it’s not only a pressure cooker, but a rice cooker and slow cooker as well. Overall, we were impressed with the...
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