Most homeowners assume a TV in standby mode costs almost nothing, but across a full year that quiet red light can quietly drain $20 to $50 from your wallet. The fix takes under five minutes and costs nothing.
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Traditional incandescent holiday lights can quietly inflate your December electric bill by $50 to $100 or more, depending on how many strands you run and for how many hours. Switching to LED lights and adding a simple timer strategy can slash that added cost by 75 to 90% without dimming any of the festive cheer.
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Window air conditioners are among the biggest energy hogs in a home, but most homeowners run them on fixed schedules or leave them on all day. A $15 to $30 smart plug gives you real-time energy monitoring and automated scheduling that can trim your cooling bill by 15 to 25% with almost no effort.
Read More →Window air conditioners are among the biggest energy hogs in a home, but most homeowners run them on fixed schedules or leave them on all day. A $15 to $30 smart plug gives you real-time energy monitoring and automated scheduling that can trim your cooling bill by 15 to 25% with almost no effort.
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