Pure Eco Homes | Energy Efficient Home Builder in Melbourne

It’s important to read the product levels and ask the manufacturers the necessary questions to find out what exactly the product can give you before buying. However, the government barely can protect you from harmful chemicals, and at times it barely keeps up with the labelling. So, you have to be knowledgeable enough to make the right choice of materials for your energy-efficient homes. And, in this content, you will find things to keep in mind while buying energy-efficient building materials- Caulk and Adhesives: Even if it is a small part of your home, such materials can ensure better indoor quality. Especially, the solvent-based adhesives have a high level of VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds). It is quite harmful to live and work with such compounds. Epoxy adhesives are noxious during the application, but it is much more non-toxic when they are fully cured. For example, the carpenter’s glue or white glue is safe when they get dry. According to energy-efficient home bu...

Home improvements are fun. But they also can be confusing. Plus, since all of this is to improve your savings, very rarely do you actually know how much you end up saving. Your Average Energy Usage Breakdown:- Around 26% of energy is used up by heating systems. 17% of energy is consumed by your cooling appliances. 10% of energy goes into your home lighting. 13% of energy is used by your water heater- be it for bathing or for cleaning. 14% of energy is consumed in storing edibles, drying, preparing meals and also for washing clothes. 13% of energy is utilised for pool pumps, motors and by other miscellaneous units. 7% of energy is used up by computers, home entertainment systems etc. Energy Saving:- How & How Much? Simply replace your home’s five most used lights and bulbs by replacing them with Energy Star models which could bring about a saving of AU$ 75 each year. Turn back your thermostat temperature by adjusting the temperature from 7 degree -10 degrees...

Every year, millions of people spend a fortune in acquiring pharmaceutical products to counter the symptoms of allergies, predominantly caused by indoor irritants. The thing is, maintaining allergy free homes in Melbourne is not as tricky as it sounds especially if you pay close attention to it.  Culprits  Predominantly, indoor allergens are caused by exposure to molds, pet dander and dust mites. Considerable exposure to these irritants can turn small symptoms into chronic problems if they are not catered to immediately. Several studies have shown that if children are exposed to allergens regularly, their immune system gets compromised and they suffer serious health issues in the future.  More often than not, these symptoms include itchy eyes, runny nose and asthma. Mites  Usually, dust mites are found in the place where you sleep. Use hypoallergenic covers to keep your pillows and mattresses sheathed. Vacuum your home to remove all traps.  Mold ...