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1. Use a programmable thermostat with your air conditioner.Or turn up the temperature setting on your standard thermostat while you are gone. Even a few hours can make a difference in your utility bill. |
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2. Replace all your light bulbs with compact fluorescent lighting.If you live in a 2000 sq. ft. home, in a year’s time, you could save 1500 kWh and $200! These bulbs can last 3-5 years! |
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3. Inspect your duct system – cool your home not your attic. Contact your local utility for information about inspection and duct repairs. |
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4. Check your attic insulation.Adding some could help on cooling costs. Also check you door’s weather stripping. |
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5. Turn it off.Whether it’s turning off lights, or shutting down your computer when it’s not in use, over time, these small efforts can save you big energy dollars. |