Cut energy costs with 7 simple household tips.
Fall Energy Tune-up
Fall is a season of transitions. The days grow shorter and trees put on fantastic displays of vibrant colors. Fortunately, this break between the cooling and heating seasons leads to lower energy bills for most of us. It can also mean that home energy efficiency is not at the top of our list of things to think about.
We created an infographic that describes seven simple steps that can help lower your monthly energy bill. Most of these energy saving tips require little or no expense. Just a small investment of your time and possibly a trip your local hardware store can yield significant energy savings.
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Thanks for the great share! I also like the idea of Home Energy. The best part I like is this: The reliability and availability of modern energy sources cause people to tend to assume that it will always be accessible. And as for the case of non-renewable energy sources, most people do not know or maybe even refuse to accept that it will eventually run out.
Thank you for mentioning that cleaning your air filters can help you save energy. I would want to keep my filters clean to allow an easier flow of air into the house as well as helping the heating or cooling units perform getter without straining. I will make sure to remember to do this as I look fro more ways to save energy. Thank you fro sharing.
I like that you said that energy saving steps require little to no expense. When I was moving from fall to winter I noticed that my energy bill was going up. Some tips for saving energy would have been nice to know.
I would have never thought about checking my home’s insulation levels. It is good to know that a low level of insulation in your home can make your electric bill go up. I just bought my first home and I don’t really want to pay to much for my power. I guess I should take a look in my attic.
We have recently noticed our energy costs go up significantly. We want to make sure we are managing our home energy correctly to lower environmental impact and cost. I hadn’t thought about how something as simple as opening and closing the drapes could help save money. We may need to look into having more energy efficient electrical appliances installed as well. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for these tips! Last fall, after comparing the numbers, I think we lost money to wasted energy. I think I want to get an energy audit done, but I don’t know what to look for in a service. In the mean time, I will make sure to use some of these tips, especially get that dust off my fan!