Home Energy Saving Tips that Won’t Leave You Shivering or Sweating.
Posted by Paul Lamba on
If you want to reduce your home energy costs, the easiest way is to turn the thermostat up or down. In fact, you probably won’t notice a difference of 2 degrees either way — and the savings can be substantial.
However, if you want to lower your bill even further each month, here are some additional tips that are relatively easy to implement:
1) Plug or fix the drafts. Even in newer homes, air filtration can occur at windows and doors. So, check around your home for drafts. Windy or cold days are the best days to check. Then, get any drafts you find repaired or, at least, temporarily plugged.
2) Check the attic. Heat rises and can escape through the attic. So, once a year, check the attic insulation for thin or bare spots. The insulation…
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Inspect air-conditioners. If you haven't already, prep air conditioners and fans for their busiest season
Clean your outdoor cooker. Give your grill a deep cleaning
Polish your porch. Thoroughly sweep porch floors; then mop them with an all-purpose cleaner
Wash your windows. If you didn't tackle exterior window washing in the spring, now's the time to get your glass clean.
Plan your watering schedule. Train your garden to endure dry days by watering deeply a couple times a week, instead of watering lightly daily.
Got any other good tips? Reach out, let me know, and I'll make sure to add them to the list!
