Replacement Wallet Sleeves
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| | Master Replacement Sleeves, 6/pk $72.34 Features of Master Replacement Sleeves: * Sold in packages of 3 sleeves each. * Replacement sleeves fit all MasterView™ systems. * Non-glare sleeves accept 8 1/2" x 11" sheets. * Comes with custom indexing kit. * Materials can be photocopied while still in the sleeve. * Made from polypropylene - won't stick to reference material. |
| | Tetra USA Replacement Quartz Sleeves UV-Mini $41.99 Tetra USA Replacement Quartz Sleeves UV-Mini |
| | Tetra USA Replacement Quartz Sleeves UV-1 $41.99 Tetra USA Replacement Quartz Sleeves UV-1 |
| | Tetra USA Replacement Quartz Sleeves UV-3 $79.99 Tetra USA Replacement Quartz Sleeves UV-3 |
| | IQ Air IQ-102505000 Replacement Post-Filter Sleeves $169 IQAir GCX Series Replacement Post-Filter Sleeves 460 F8 |
| | IQ Air IQ-102501000 Replacement Post-Filter Sleeves $95 IQAir Chemisorber GC Series & Dental Series Air Purifier Replacement Filter - Post-Filter Sleeves 260 F8 |
| | Convoy Wallet $76.99 Roland Sands Designs Convoy Wallet Fold /snap closeure fully lined Credit card sleeves and bill pocket braided leather cord and snap hook |
| | Boss Wallet $63.99 Roland Sands Designs Boss Wallet Fold /snap closeure fully lined Credit card sleeves and bill pocket braided leather cord and snap hook |
| | Ever-White Putting Cup Replacement Sleeves - Set of 18 $56.6 Replacement sleeves for the Ever-White Putting Cup. |
| | Tetra USA Replacement Quartz Sleeves UV-2 $60.99 Tetra USA Replacement Quartz Sleeves Tetra Replacement Quartz Sleeves are intended for use with Tetra UV lamps. Features: . 2 Gasket and O-rings included . Durable and functional . Easy to set up Item Specifications: Type: UV-1 = 9 watt UV-2 = 18 Watt UV-3 = 36 Watt UV-Mini = 5watt |
| | Replacement Sleeves - Black - Set of 4 by Intermetro® $7.49 If your storage shelves are shaky and you need proper fitting sleeves to keep them still, InterMetro might just have the answer. These Replacement Sleeves as they are called are made of durable plastic and fit securely around the joints of your storage shelf to keep it steady. Storage shelves by InterMetro come reinforced with a set of these replacement sleeves that sleeves snap tightly around the joints of the shelves and keep them from wobbling. The black plastic sleeves blend with any kind of storage. Available in sets of 4, these replacement sleeves are handy accessories that keep your shelves steady.Features: • Durable plastic construction • Used to hold the shelf in place • Spare sets are always handy • Sold in a set of 4 • Color: Black Please Note: This item cannot be returned without a Return Authorization Number, please Contact Customer Service . The manufacturer replaces missing, defective or damaged parts; returns are subject to a 30% restocking fee. |
| | Replacement Sleeves - White - Set of 4 by Intermetro® $7.99 Fix your shaky storage shelves or assemble a new one by yourself. The Replacement Sleeves by Intermetro come to your rescue when an unsteady, wobbly storage shelf becomes a cause for concern. Made of durable plastic, these replacement sleeves firmly hold together the supporting frame of your shelves, and keep them rock steady. Intermetro shelves come packaged with these plastic sleeves to aid easy assembling of storage shelves. If you happen to lose one of them, you can always rely on these sleeves that are available in sets of 4. These white replacement sleeves blend with the rest of the unit and décor.Features: • Durable plastic construction • Used to hold the shelf in place • Spare sets are always handy • Sold in a set of 4 • Color: White Please Note: This item cannot be returned without a Return Authorization Number, please Contact Customer Service . The manufacturer replaces missing, defective or damaged parts; returns are subject to a 30% restocking fee. |
| | Leather Trifold Wallet $31.49 Trifold wallet is ideal for daily useAccommodating wallet includes two dollar-bill sectionsTrifold wallet provides seven credit card slots and one plastic container with twelve sleevesWallet measures 9.5 inches wide (when open) x 4 inches highWallet available in brown, black or tan color optionsImported |
 Bifold Wallet Card Insert and photo insert Sale Price: $2.50  Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days  |
 Double Plastic Picture Credit Card Vinyl Wallet Insert - 6 Double Sleeves Sale Price: $3.99 Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days |
 Clear Plastic Vinyl Bookfold Wallet Picture Card Insert - 6 Sleeves Sale Price: $3.10 Eligible for free shipping!Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days |
 SLAPPA 25 CD Page Add-On Pack |
 Neoprene Sleeve for Amazon Kindle 2 + Car Charger + Wall Charger + Data Cable |
 Neoprene Sleeve for Amazon Kindle 2 + Wall Charger for Kindle 2 |
Energy Saving Tips To Lower Your Heating, Cooling, Water and Electic Bills
When temperatures fall, wallets leak! The leaky drip is your energy dollars flying right out the window or door or roof. If you think you can't do anything to lower your electric, gas, oil and water bills, take a look at these easy energy saving tips:
Clean Boilers:
When heating system boilers are not kept clean, mineral and combustion deposits build up. The built-up deposits reduce the ability of a natural gas or oil flame to heat your water. The result? It takes much more energy and money for you to get hot water. To make sure you get all the energy you pay for, have the boiler professionally cleaned at least once a year. Shortened run time, also means lower electric bills as the system won't need to run as long to heat your house.
Drafty Ducts:
If you have a forced air system, examine all the ducts for air leaks at the seams. Leaks in unheated areas, like the attic, basement or crawlspace are especially wasteful. If you find a drafty seam in the duct, fix it by wrapping the seam with high quality duct tape to lower heating bills. The wide metal duct tape is best; it's a little more expensive than cloth or plastic tape, but it won't dry out and fall off any ducts during the heating season.
Trickling Toilets:
Toilets are one of the most used and least understood home appliances. They basically have only two moving parts: the flush valve, which lets water out of the tank and down the drain; and the fill valve, which lets the toilet fill up after the flush cycle is complete. Small leaks in these valves can cost thousands of gallons of water per year. Here's how to tell if your valves are leaking:
- Flush Valves:
Open the top of the tank and pour a small amount of food coloring in the water. Close the tank. After an hour, check the toilet bowl. If you see any colored water in the bowl, the flush valve is leaking and should be replaced. - Fill Valves:
Open the top of the toilet tank and find the hollow plastic pipe which sticks up from the bottom of the toilet tank. The water level should be about one inch below the top of the pipe. If the water level is even with the top, the fill valve may be leaking or improperly adjusted and should be repaired or replaced. Next, flush the toilet and watch the top of the valve. If any water squirts up, you may have a leaky seal which also means you need a new fill valve.
The good news is flush valves and fill valves are easy to replace and cost less than $10 each. They are available at most hardware stores and home centers. Fluidmaster makes good replacement valves with clear instructions that teach you how to replace the toilet valves. Replacing leaky fill and flush valves is a quick and easy way to lower water bills.
Worn Out Windows:
Did you know that every 15 minutes all the heated air in your home can wind up outside? Known as "air changes per hour," a drafty home can have four or more air changes every 60 minutes. That's why tight windows are essential. If you have older windows without storm windows, get storm windows or consider vinyl replacement windows.
Thanks to new technology, installing replacement windows is not the huge construction project it used to be. However, be careful with window contractors. Every year a number of folks wind up paying far too much for poor or average quality windows. Do some research for quality windows, think before you buy, and don't feel pressured by salesmen who won't leave before you sign on the dotted line.
Add Insulation:
Your home loses about 80% of its heat through the attic, about 15% through the walls, and the remaining 5% through the floor. Adding extra insulation to the attic or walls is always a good home improvement. The cost of adding extra insulation is usually low and pay backs are quick. When insulating, be sure to wear a long sleeve shirt, gloves, and pants, and buy a dust mask to protect yourself against inhaling the fiberglass insulation particles.
The return on investment for all these energy saving tips will depend in part on the cost of energy in your local area. For example, if your home is powered solely by expensive electric heat, even a small improvement can go a long way to lower electric bills.
About the Author
Tom Kraeutler is the Host, Founder and Chief Home Improvement Evangelist of The Money Pit. He is a hands-on home improvement broadcast journalist and the kind of guy homeowners want to call at midnight when their basement floods. He first earned his home improvement stripes as a professional home inspector, amassing over 20 years experience learning how houses are put together, and how they fall apart!
