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In this tough economy, we are all looking for ways to tighten expenses. Blinds Chalet has identified that energy efficient window treatments can play a significant role in your annual energy expenses.

Whether your home or office has single or double paned windows, windows can be responsible for around 25% of your heat loss. There are many window treatments on the market that attempt to offer a solution to winter heat loss (and summer heat gain) and each varies in their energy-conserving effectiveness.

We provide an energy savings calculator that will assume that 18% of your overall house square footage is window space. And we'sll show you different types of energy efficient window treatments (http://www.blindschalet.com/energy.aspx) available and what type of savings you could see annually by adding these treatments to your home as compared to a standard double pane window without window coverings, says Jayson Ellingson of Blinds Chalet. Someone with a 2,500 square foot home could save up to $419 a year.

One popular energy efficient window treatment on the market today is the roman shade and honeycomb cellular shade (http://www.blindschalet.com/window-shades/cellshades.html) combination, called a fusion roman shade (http://www.blindschalet.com/fusiontexturedlinenromanshades.html). Roman shades often layered fabric panels that create a tear drop look on your windows. Cellular shades trap air in a honeycomb structure and limit the amount of warm air that escapes acting as a buffer to prevent cold air from getting in. Combine those two technologies and you'sve got a fabric roman shade with a cellular shade liner, doubling your chances for energy efficiency.

Other quick solutions to keeping your winter heating costs down:

>    Keep the window shades or blinds on south-facing windows open during the day to allow sunlight to enter the home.

>    Close window blinds or shades in the evenings and overnight to help reduce heat loss.

>    Caulk and weather-strip around windows to reduce cold air from coming in and warm air from leaking out.

For More Information:

For more information on Blinds Chalet or current trends in the window coverings industry contact Jayson Ellingson, at info (at) blindschalet (dot) com or by phone at: (888) 633-7840 or (480) 633-7840. Or visit Blinds Chalet online at www.blindschalet.com.

Contact:

Jayson Ellingson

Blinds Chalet

www.blindschalet.com

(888) 633-7840 or (480) 633-7840

info (at) blindschalet (dot) com

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