Tips for Lowering Your Energy Bill
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Lower your thermostat.
Each degree over 68°F can increase your energy usage by 3 percent.
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Consider a cold wash.
Switching your temperature setting from hot to cold can cut energy use in half for washing one load.
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Keep ducts and vents clean.
Your heating system will run more efficiently, and it might last longer.
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Swap out your shades seasonally.
Light-colored window coverings reflect the sun's energy, while darker ones absorb it and release heat.
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Take showers instead of baths.
Showers use half as much water as baths. Less hot water means less energy used.
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Use your dishwasher wisely.
Run full loads, avoid special cycles, and air-dry or towel off clean dishes.
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Switch off unneeded lights.
Lighting accounts for nearly 15% of energy costs. Last to leave? Turn off the lights on your way out the door.
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