Save Energy (and Money) Using Smart Plugs
Smart plugs are an inexpensive way to cut down on your energy bill
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Keep Your Dryer Filter Lint Free
Cleaning the lint filter after every load improves air circulation and safety.
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Keep Your Feet Cozy On Cold Winter Days
Area rugs are an easy and affordable way to add warmth to any room
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Proper Insulation Reduces The Need For Excessive Heating
Add insulation where needed to save up to 10% on annual energy bills.
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Get Smart With Your Thermostat
Smart thermostats automatically adjust heating and cooling temperatures for optimal performance.
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Energy Saving Tips This Holiday Season
Smaller appliances like slow cookers, air fryers and Instant Pots consume less energy.
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Your Dishwasher Can Save You Money
It's more energy efficient than washing a load of dishes by hand
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Schedule a Tune-Up for your Heating System
Save energy and money by regularly maintaining your equipment
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July is National Grilling Month
To reduce home energy use, avoid using your oven and use a grill instead.
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Check Your Thermostat
The location of your thermostat can impact your ideal indoor temperature
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Add Windows and Screens to your Spring Cleaning To-Do List!
Clean windows and screens can help save money on your energy bill
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Looking for ways to reduce your water heating costs?
Try insulating your electric water heater!
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Unblock Those Air Vents
Save on your energy usage by ensuring air vents aren't blocked by furniture or other obstructions.
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When was the last time you changed your filter?
Regular maintenance can extend the life of the system and increase efficiency.
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Lower Your Water Heating Costs
Installing low-flow fixtures can help you save energy (and money)
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Saving energy doesn’t have to be hard!
Small changes to help you manage home energy
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Smart plugs can save you energy (and money)
They’re inexpensive and offer convenient ways to manage energy use