10 Ways To Save On That Home Energy Bill
Being stuck at home comes with positives and negatives. The positive is that I’m not spending as much at the bars, but the negative, my energy bill has definitely gone up.
The stay home order is still in effect in NC, so if we have to stay home right now, here are some tips on how to stay home, but not rack up your energy bill.
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Turn down your water heater
- Reduce the 140-degree default setting to 120 degrees to save up to $61 per year
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Use your dryer efficiently
- Dyers take up 9% of your energy bill so make sure you’re not drying loads that are too big or too small
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Check your windows
- make sure your windows are closed and no air is being let out or in to save money.
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Use your ceiling fan more often.
- While air conditioning costs about 36 cents an hour, Love says, a ceiling fan only costs about a penny an hour.
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Switch out lightbulbs
- LED light bulbs use way less energy
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Turn off your unused appliances.
- Don’t leave all your appliances on if you’re not using them.
Hi, I'm Cameron! I was born and raised in North Carolina. I'm a super tall redhead who is always down for tacos, enchiladas, and margaritas. Okay, so Mexican food is my personal favorite, but I’m not saying no if you’re trying to eat out on the town anywhere. I I am on air for middays but also the Program Director for Kiss 95.1. I enjoy connecting with Kiss 95.1’s amazing listeners and being able to bring all of my favorite things like food, wine, and life online into digital content.
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