How Do You Save Money On Utility Bills?
Maybe you remember your parents yelling, “turn off the lights.” Now, having to pay the electric bill you’re more inclined to do so. The growing trend of living green also means more disposable income in your pocket. Replace your most frequently used light bulbs to as low as wattage as needed and use bulbs labeled Energy Star. This lighting uses 75 percent less energy than standard bulbs and lasts up to 10 times longer. Save money on utility bills by keeping the TV on to a minimum and turning off computer monitors when not in use. Both of these are energy-hungry electronics, and the minutes add up. Install a programmable thermostat if you have trouble remembering to turn the heating and cooling down when you go to bed. After a few months you will have paid for the thermostat, and the rest is savings month after month. Consider radiant barrier as an economical way to reduce heating and cooling costs. This reflective material is generally used in an attic over insulation or under the roof
