Washington State Department of Commerce Tips for Reducing Your Energy Bill 2009.

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Washington State Department of Commerce Tips for Reducing Your Energy Bill 2009

ACTIONS You Can Take: THERMOSTATS Set thermostat between 65 & 68 degrees in the daytime Set back to 60 at night and when you leave the house for extended periods of time Did you know? Turning the thermostat higher will not heat your house faster.

ACTIONS You Can Take: HEATING Use rope caulk, door sweeps, and weather stripping to prevent heat loss Install interior storms or plastic on windows Check furnace filter once a month during the heating season; Clean and replace the filter as needed

ACTIONS You Can Take: SPACE HEATERS Turn off and unplug heaters when they are not in use or when you are sleeping Set on the lowest thermostat setting Direct heater to heat people, not space Clean reflectors, coils, & fins

ACTIONS You Can Take: COOLING Keep shades, drapes, and windows closed during the day & open at night Open doors & windows to improve air circulation (cross ventilation) Use personal fans to keep cool; turn them off when you leave the room

ACTIONS You Can Take: WATER HEATERS Reduce water heater temperature to 120˚F Turn the water heater down or off when on vacation

ACTIONS you can take: BATHING Take shorter showers; 7 minutes or less is an efficient shower Install a low-flow showerhead Install faucet aerators in bathroom Fix drippy faucets

ACTIONS You Can Take: REFRIGERATORS Unplug unused or seasonally used units Set temperature between 36˚ to 40˚F Close refrigerator door tightly after every opening

ACTIONS You Can Take: FREEZERS Keep freezer between 0˚ - 5˚F Defrost regularly Be sure the door is closed tightly after every opening Unplug unused or seasonally used units

ACTIONS You Can Take: LIGHTING (Indoor) Replace incandescent light bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs; replace the bulbs in lights that are on several hours a day first Turn off lights when not in use Use a nightlight instead of a high wattage bulb

ACTIONS You Can Take: LIGHTING (Outdoor) Turn off security lights during the day Use a dusk-to-dawn timer to reduce use Use a motion sensor

ACTIONS You Can Take: COOKING On the stove top, use the smallest pan possible & match pan to burner size Keep range top burners & reflectors clean Consider using the microwave oven for smaller meals

ACTIONS you can take: DISHWASHING Operate the dishwasher only when full and allow dishes to air dry When not using a dishwasher, rinse dishes in a pan, not under running water Install a faucet aerator in the kitchen Fix drippy faucets

ACTIONS you can take: Clothes Washer Wash in cold water; use warm water only for heaviest soiled clothes Select water level to match load size Double spin clothes. It saves on drying time.

ACTIONS You Can Take: CLOTHES DRYER Match drying cycle to size & type of load. Dry towels and heavy cottons separate from lighter weight clothes Do not overload the dryer Keep lint filter free of lint

Three things I can do to reduce my energy consumption today…  1.  2.  3.