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Open curtains to let in that free light—and comfy heat.
Turn off lights when you leave a room. Simple.
Lower your water heater to 120°F to save on hot water heating.
Match pan size to burner size to minimize heat loss and shorten cooking times.
Which energy-saving tip are you more likely to try? Pick your favorite.
Cuddle up and binge shows on a smaller device. The smaller the screen, the less energy it uses.
Take shorter showers. Use less energy to heat your water. Boom.
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Cover your pan to trap heat and cook that sauce faster.
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Use draft stoppers to prevent air leaks and stay cozy.
Turn on your ceiling fan and turn down the heat—just circulate that warm air.
Save up to 10% a year on heating by turning your thermostat back 7°-10°F for 8 hours a day.
Let hot food cool before putting it in the fridge. It saves energy and helps food stay fresh.
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Run back-to-back loads in a warm dryer, saving energy. Then get cozy with freshly dried clothes.
Use headphones late at night instead of blasting speakers. You’ll use less energy and won’t wake the house up.
Wash clothes in cold water. Hot water uses 18% of your home’s energy.
Warm up leftovers in the microwave to save on heating the oven.