Swapping incandescent or CFL bulbs with more efficient light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in your most-used light fixtures can save you a bundle over the years. Residential LEDs use 75% less energy and last 25 times longer than incandescents.
ENERGY-SAVING TIPS
Home electricity costs typically spike in the summer and winter months, thanks to increased use of home cooling and heating systems. The months in between can offer some relief in energy costs, but can also be used to make adjustments for the future.
As spring arrives, you may wonder how to best use the sunshine to avoid using electricity. Or you may be curious about spring cleaning energy-saving tips you can implement in your own home.
And as the nicer temperatures energize you to tackle some in-depth spring cleaning, use that time to optimize your home for energy efficiency.
By implementing some of these tips for saving energy in spring, as well as year-round energy-saving tips, you can make your home more energy efficient and help reduce your electricity bill.