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Lower your utility bills at home with simple habits: unplug idle devices, program your thermostat, switch to LED bulbs, and fix leaks. Start saving today.
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A handful of small changes around the house — from unplugging idle devices to fixing leaks — can quietly lower one of your biggest monthly expenses: your utilities.
Did you know that there are some small steps you can take at home to lower your monthly bills?.
Unplug any electronic devices you are not using.
Don’t forget to turn off your computer or TV.
Program your thermostat or install one.
Install automatic lighting.
Install energy-efficient light bulbs.
Watch TV online.
Fix plumbing leaks immediately.
This might spark other ideas of how you can save money on house bills.
Phantom charges come from appliances and chargers left plugged in even when you are not using them, such as hair dryers, toasters, coffee makers, laundry machines, and cell phone cords.
LED and CFL bulbs are reported to be among the most efficient types.
Yes, especially if you wake up and go to bed at the same time each day.
It can.
One of the reasons water bills are so high is because of leaking pipes.
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1 Cut Phantom Power From Idle Devices.
2 Smarter Heating, Cooling, and Lighting.
3 Rethink TV and Fix Water Leaks.
4 Small Changes, Big Savings.
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What are "phantom charges" and how do I reduce them?.
How much can energy-efficient light bulbs save me?.
Does a programmable thermostat really help lower bills?.
Can watching TV online lower my media bill?.
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