For Homeowners
Now that the sun is setting earlier at night you may feel like bringing more daylight inside. When shopping for an LED bulb look at the bulb’s lumens per watt. Lumens are a measure of a lightbulb’s efficiency and its brightness. The higher the lumen the more efficient and brighter the bulb.
It’s hard to see the impact at first, but even small changes add up to noticeable energy savings. By switching your bulbs to LEDs, you could save enough for 40 cups of coffee in just one year.
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Learn more about humidity at home.
‘Brrr.’ isn’t something you should be saying indoors
Use weather stripping on windows and doors in your home to help seal cracks that let cold drafts in; because an airtight home benefits not only your energy costs but your comfort as well.
Your home may be filled with allergy triggers that you can't see. But fear not: we can help you stay allergy free this Spring and save on your energy bill.
Find out how.
You'd be surprised to learn how much energy your console uses when it's not in use. Flip the switch to see how much you can save by powering down after gameplay; just make sure to save your progress!
Did you know? Most gaming systems have a power saving mode that can help cut down on its energy use. Learn how to enable this feature for your console.
From fridges with internal cameras for efficient snack perusing, to dryers that know when to stop tumbling dry clothes, the world of smart appliances continues to grow.
Just remember to look for the blue ENERGY STAR® label. ENERGY STAR®-certified appliances are proven to be more efficient; helping you hit the ground running with lasting energy savings.
Did you know? Setting the direction of your fan blades will help you control the temperature in your home, so you can save on both cooling and heating costs.
