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Energy Saving Tips

Three Easy Energy Saving Tips

Use compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs) to shave up to 75% off of your lighting costs. What should you know when purchasing a CFL bulb?

Reduce water use by purchasing low-flow showerheads and low-flush toilets. More water saving ideas.

Electronics can use energy even when turned off. Unplug your equipment when not in use to avoid the phantom load.
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Avoid using the "rinse hold" setting on your dishwasher. "Rinse hold" uses three to seven gallons of hot water for each use, and heating water takes extra energy. Never use "rinse hold" for just a few dirty dishes.
Turn your water heater down to 120° or the "Normal" setting when home, and to the lowest setting when away. Water heating accounts for about 13% of home energy costs.
Buy an ENERGY STAR clothes washer, which uses 50% less energy and 40% less water per load than a conventional machine. Save as much as $113 annually.