According to a 2009 report from McKinsey
& Company, Americans are wasting $130 billion annually on energy. This
means we are spending way too much money due to inefficiency in our homes.
During a difficult economic time, watching our utility usage is so critical, it
can sometimes mean the difference between losing a home and saving a home.
Listed in the photo gallery below are ten easy ways to reduce energy usage in your home so you can save a significant dollar. In other words; make some free money!
(Photo credit of the make money sign goes to the www.emarketinghelper.com blog site)
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is that you in front of the fireplace...heh you could have linked up to my monday or tuesday post about substitutes for salt...i like sand myself but it does get all over the house...my friends use sawdust..
Did you know that you do not have to use the dishwasher everyday? Just use it about once or twice a week. I rarely use and clean it by hand, it takes a little longer, but I reduce my energy waste and it is cost effective. I figured I might be wasting my water, but that is one natural resource that is a constant flow. Thank God.
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