Little feet track in everything in the summer. Vacuum frequently to keep dust from the carpet from settling on your furniture. You'll breathe easier, too.
Little feet track in everything in the summer. Vacuum frequently to keep dust from the carpet from settling on your furniture. You'll breathe easier, too.
Instead of running the heated dry cycle on your dishwasher, prop the door open and let it air dry. You'll notice the difference on your summer electric bill, not on your dishes.
Protect your summer electric bill by turning on your ceiling fan. You can adjust the thermostat and feel just as comfortable. Don't forget to turn off the fan when you leave the room. The air movement cools you, not the room.
You'll hardly notice a lower water heater temperature setting, except on your electric bill. Your hot water is nearly 20% of your total electric charge each month. 120 degrees is about right for most households.
On a sunny day, turn off interior lights and check around your exterior doors for light leakage. Visible light means cracks, which equals dollars seeping through. Seal the crack and your electric rates will go down like a deflated balloon.