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Outdoor lights and decorations are a fun way to add a little holiday cheer to your home. Before you start hanging lights or setting up decorations around the yard, take some time to plan ahead and keep safety in mind. Here are a few tips to help you safely set up and enjoy your outdoor …
Residential
Daylight saving time ends every fall, and most of us gain an extra hour when we set our clocks back. While the time change may seem minor, it can influence daily routines and household energy use. As daylight hours get shorter and temperatures cool, lights are turned on earlier, heating systems begin running more often, …
Residential
Halloween is full of traditions, from carving pumpkins, decorating the house, handing out candy, and picking the perfect costume. But for many families, costumes and decorations can be among the season’s biggest expenses. Children quickly outgrow costumes, trends change from year to year, and seasonal decorations are often replaced before they’ve reached the end of …
Residential
As fall approaches, many homeowners begin preparing their homes for the months ahead. Whether you’re organizing seasonal decorations or tackling overdue cleaning projects, it’s a great time to take a look at the items around your home. A good place to start is by decluttering. Taking inventory of the items around your home can help …
Residential
As summer gives way to fall, many homeowners begin preparing for seasonal changes around the house. From swapping out summer wardrobes to tackling fall home maintenance projects, this time of year is about preparing for what’s ahead. It is also a good time to think about your home’s energy use. While fall is often one …
Residential
When you’re trying to get dinner on the table, energy efficiency is probably the last thing on your mind. You’re more focused on what’s quick, convenient, and gets the job done. Fortunately, microwaves, toaster ovens, and air fryers all have their place in the kitchen, and each can help you save energy when used for …
Residential
As the back-to-school season arrives, many households are settling back into routines after a busy summer. Schedules fill up, mornings become a little more hectic, and laptops, tablets, and other devices often see more daily use. While school supplies and packed lunches may be top of mind, the start of the school year is also …
Residential
When summer arrives, it’s natural to expect your air conditioner to use more energy. After all, keeping your home comfortable through the warmest months of the year means your cooling system is working more frequently. Several household appliances use more energy during the summer months as they work to maintain temperatures, manage humidity, and support …
Residential
Summer often brings changes to your daily routine that can influence how much energy your household uses. While these tasks are a normal part of summer, understanding how they affect energy use can help you make small adjustments that improve comfort and provide energy savings. Let’s take a closer look at some common summer activities …
