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porch_c The outdoor porch or post lamp is one of the highest used light fixtures in a home, and is the perfect place to install ENERGY STAR qualified lighting products. Many compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) will fit easily into existing porch lights. Or install a new ENERGY STAR qualified outdoor fixture that saves energy through advanced CFL technology, a motion sensor and/or a photocell that turns the light on only when someone is present or on at night and off in the morning.
car_c Give your car a break. Combine trips whenever possible. Use mass transit, walk or bike whenever possible. Leaving your car at home just 2 days a week will save 1,590 lbs. of greenhouse gas emissions each year! Keep your car well-maintained to maximize its fuel efficiency, safety, and reliability. Check your tire pressure regularly to avoid the wear and tear and decreased gas mileage that can result from under-inflated tires.
ac_c When buying new heating and cooling equipment like a central a/c unit, proper sizing and quality installation are critical to your home’s energy efficiency and comfort. Remember: Bigger doesn’t always mean better. If the air conditioner is too large for your home, you will not only increase your energy costs, you’ll be less comfortable in your home. See the HVAC System in the basement for more information.
bth_main_txt_c There are many things you can do to save energy in your bathroom.
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bth_pipe_c Cover and seal all holes that lead from bathroom plumbing, ductwork or electrical runs.
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bth_vent_c Install a properly sized ENERGY STAR qualified ventilation fan to control moisture in the air while you shower or bathe, as well as control mold and mildew growth. Run your fan for 10-15 minutes after showering.
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bth_shw_c A ten minute shower can use less water than a full bath.
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bth_win_c Caulk and weather-strip around windows and door frames that leak air. If replacing windows, choose ENERGY STAR qualified models that match your climate zone, and save $20–95 per year in energy costs. With proper installation to ensure all gaps are sealed around them, ENERGY STAR qualified windows can help improve your comfort, cut drafts, and reducing fading of interior furnishings.
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bth_win_txt2_c Going beyond your windows and sealing your home’s entire envelope is one of the most cost-effective ways to reduce your energy bill and improve your comfort. Home sealing reduces uncomfortable drafts and helps avoid moisture problems through air sealing holes, cracks and gaps in the home. Done right, home sealing could save you up to 10% on your home energy bill. You can seal your home yourself with help from our home sealing guide, or hire a contractor for professional services. bth_snk_c Repair any faucet leaks. A leaky faucet can waste gallons of water.
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bth_vl_c Replace your home’s five most frequently used light fixtures or the bulbs in them with models that have earned the ENERGY STAR and save up to $60 each year in energy costs.
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bth_ls_c Remember to always turn off your lights when leaving a room.
livr_intro_txt_c The living room is a gathering spot for family and friends to spend quality time. It’s also a place where you can take simple steps to be more energy-efficient.
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liv_ar_c Make sure all air registers are clear of furniture so that the air can circulate freely. If your home has radiators, place heat-resistant reflectors between radiators and walls. In the winter, this will help heat the room instead of the wall.
liv_hts_c Look for the ENERGY STAR on consumer electronics products. They use less energy without sacrificing quality or performance. Seal any holes with caulk or spray foam where pipes or TV/cable wires and vents enter or exit your home.
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liv_fd_c Close the flue damper tightly when not in use. Otherwise, warm or air-conditioned air can easily escape from the house.
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liv_o_c Unplug any battery chargers or power adapters when not in use.
liv_ps_c Use a power strip as a central “turn off” point for electronics, video games, and computers when not in use.
liv_cf_c Ceiling fans can provide more than comfort. Depending on when and how you operate them, they can also help you save on your energy bills.
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liv_tl_c Replace your highest used fixtures or the light bulbs in them with ENERGY STAR models.
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liv_w_c liv_win_txt2_c liv_ls_c liv_d_c To keep out the heat of the summer sun, close window shades and drapes in warm weather. Keep them open in daylight hours during cold weather to take advantage of the sun's warmth.
kit_intro_txt_c From appliances and lighting to home sealing, there are several areas to improve the energy efficiency of your kitchen and save on energy bills.
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kit_rf_c Look for the ENERGY STAR when purchasing a new refrigerator. Be sure to recycle your old refrigerator when replacing. Think twice before you put the old refrigerator in the garage or other room of your home.
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kit_ls_c kit_rh_c Install an ENERGY STAR qualified kitchen range hood to help control moisture and remove odors from cooking.
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kit_sf_c Repair any faucet leaks. A leaky faucet can waste gallons of water.
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kit_fv_c Make sure all air-registers or floor vents are clear of furniture so that the air can circulate freely. If your home has radiators, place heat-resistant reflectors between radiators and walls. In the winter, this will help heat the room instead of the wall.
kit_lf_c Install ENERGY STAR qualified light fixtures or replace standard light bulbs with compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) that have earned the ENERGY STAR.
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kit_dw_c Save water by scraping dishes instead of rinsing them before loading in the dishwasher. Run your dishwasher with a full load and use the air-dry option if available.
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kit_dw_txt2_c Rinsing dirty dishes before loading your dishwasher uses a lot of water and energy. Most dishwashers today can thoroughly clean dishes that have had food scraped, rather than rinsed, off – the wash cycle and detergent take care of the rest. To make the most efficient use of your dishwasher’s energy and water consumption, run the dishwasher only when enough dirty dishes have accumulated for a full load.
Replacing an old dishwasher? Appliances account for as much as 20% of your energy bill. Newer, more energy-efficient models save energy and water. If replacing your dishwasher, consider an ENERGY STAR model, which can save over $25 a year in energy costs.
kit_w_c Caulk and weather-strip around windows and door frames that leak air. If replacing windows, choose ENERGY STAR qualified models that match your climate zone, and save $20-95 per year in energy costs. With proper installation to ensure all gaps are sealed around them, ENERGY STAR qualified windows can help improve your comfort, cut drafts, and reducing fading of interior furnishings.
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kit_win_txt2_c Going beyond your windows and sealing your home’s entire envelope is one of the most cost-effective ways to reduce your energy bill and improve your comfort. Home sealing reduces uncomfortable drafts and helps avoid moisture problems through air sealing holes, cracks and gaps in the home. Done right, home sealing could save you up to 10% on your home energy bill. You can seal your home yourself with help from our home sealing guide, or hire a contractor for professional services.
kit_cf_c Look for ENERGY STAR qualified cordless phones which feature switch-mode power supplies and “smart” chargers for added energy savings.
kit_mw_c Use your microwave or toaster to reheat or cook small portions.
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kit_r_c Use the right sized pot on stove burners. A 6” pot on an 8” burner wastes over 40% of the burner’s heat. Also, cover pots and pans to keep heat in.
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ofc_main_txt_c Many people are now spending more time working from home. While this saves time and money on commuting, it can increase home energy bills.
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ofc_mfd_c Save energy and space with an ENERGY STAR qualified multi-function device which combines several capabilities (print, fax, copy, scan) in one device. Make sure power management features are enabled for additional savings.
ofc_pa_c Unplug battery chargers or power adapters when equipment is fully charged or disconnected from the charger.
ofc_ps_c Use a power strip as a central “turn off” point when you are done using equipment.
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ofc_cm_c Enable power management features on your home computer and monitor. And look for the ENERGY STAR when purchasing products for your home office. They use less energy without sacrificing quality or performance.
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ofc_cm_txt2_c Most home office equipment is left on 24 hours a day. Remember: office equipment that is set to automatically switch to sleep mode not only uses less energy, it runs cooler and helps the equipment last longer. By running cooler, it can allow for savings on air conditioning as well. In addition to power management, you can save more energy with your office equipment by doing the following:
Avoid using a screensaver when your computer monitor is not active (let it switch to sleep mode or turn the monitor off instead.)
Turn off machines when not in use (i.e., fax machines, printers, scanners, copiers).
ofc_dl_c Use ENERGY STAR qualified fixtures and bulbs. Remember to always turn off your lights when leaving a room.
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ofc_dcts_c Keep air registers and vents clear to allow air to flow freely throughout the room.
ofc_eo_c Seal any holes around outlets with an inexpensive outlet gasket.
bdr_intro_txt_c Your bedroom can be both comfortable and energy-efficient.
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bdr_otlt_c bdr_w_c bed_win_txt2_c bdr_d_c bdr_ac_c Considering purchasing a room air conditioner? Consider an ENERGY STAR qualified one. They use at least 10% less energy than standard models.
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bdr_ac_txt2_c Additional Tips:
Be sure the window unit fits tightly in the window so additional hot, humid air is not getting in.
Be sure to remove the window unit in the winter months to prevent energy losses through the unit. Alternatively, you can purchase tight-fitting window a/c unit covers at the local home improvement center.
Large window a/c units should have their own separate electrical circuit so the system is not over-loaded.
View our purchasing tips.
And remember, proper sizing is important for room air conditioners too!
bdr_tv_c Look for the ENERGY STAR on consumer electronics products. Qualified products use less energy without sacrificing quality or performance.
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bdr_bsl_c Replace fixtures and bulbs with ENERGY STAR qualified lighting products.
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bdr_ls_c din_intro_txt_c There are many things you can do to save energy in your dining room.
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din_ls_c Remember to always turn off your lights when leaving a room. Turning off just one 60-watt incandescent bulb, that would otherwise burn 8 hours a day, can save about $15 per year!
din_ps_c Install a programmable thermostat to automatically adjust your home’s temperature settings when you’re away or sleeping.
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din_pt_txt2_c When used properly, a programmable thermostat with its four temperature settings can save up to $100 a year in energy costs. Learn how to get this energy savings with ENERGY STAR’s Guidelines for Proper Use of Programmable Thermostats.
Save with a manual thermostat, too! Every degree you set your thermostat up in hot weather or down in cold weather will help you save on your overall energy bill.
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It’s a common misperception that it takes more energy to cool off (or heat up) a house than it takes to keep it cool (or warm) all the time. Turning up the thermostat in summer (or down in winter) will always save energy. It’s best to only cool (or heat) a house as much as necessary, based on occupants and time of day.
It’s easy to forget to adjust the thermostat when leaving the house or going to bed, and it takes time for the house to cool off (or warm up) once the thermostat is adjusted, which can be uncomfortable. Here’s where a programmable thermostat pays off, because it automatically adjusts the temperature when your home is empty, and when you go to sleep. Total energy savings will depend on your climate and the efficiency of your house and heating and cooling system.
din_eo_c Seal any holes around your outlets with an inexpensive outlet gasket.
din_lf_c Replace light fixtures or the bulbs in them with ENERGY STAR qualified lighting.
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din_sd_c Apply caulking around door frames and weather-stripping around doors that do not close tightly. If replacing your sliding door, select ENERGY STAR qualified doors instead of regular clear-glass double-paned doors. You can save on energy costs while improving your comfort, cutting drafts, and reducing fading of interior furnishings.
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din_fv_c bas_intro_txt_c The basement is a good place to make energy-efficient improvements. From appliances such as washing machines and dryers to heating and cooling equipment and home sealing, there are important steps you can take to improve your home’s energy efficiency, save on energy bills, and help protect the environment.
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Retire your old refrigerator!
After heating, cooling and hot water, your refrigerator is probably the next largest energy user in your home. New refrigerators are much more energy-efficient than larger models. Get rid of the old fridge lurking in the basement. Instead, size your refrigerator to meet your needs, and recycle the old one. If you must have an extra refrigerator or freezer, buy a new, energy-efficient model. Keep your refrigerator/freezer as full as possible, and unplug them when empty. Selling or giving away an old refrigerator means that someone else will inherit an energy waster for years to come. An older model can cost, on average, $90 or more per year to operate.
bas_d_txt2_c It’s easy to over-dry your clothes, if one setting is used for various fabric types. Try to dry loads made up of similar fabrics, so the entire load dries just as the cycle ends. Many dryers come with energy-saving moisture or humidity sensors that shut off the heat when the clothes are dry. If you don’t have this feature, try to match the cycle length to the size and weight of the load. A dryer operating an extra 15 minutes per load can cost you about $35, every year.
The lint trap is an important energy saver. Dryers work by moving heated air through wet clothes, evaporating and then venting water vapor outside. If the dryer cannot provide enough heat, or move air sufficiently through the clothes, they will take longer to dry, and may not dry at all. One of the easiest things you can do to increase drying efficiency is to clean the lint trap before each and every load. This step can save you about $35 each year.
bas_h_txt2_c As much as half of your household energy use goes to heating and cooling. Replacing old equipment with more efficient equipment is one way to save. But equipment is just one part of an entire system that requires proper sizing, maintenance, properly sized and well-sealed ducts, insulating ducts in unconditioned spaces and more. For more information, get a copy of EPA’s “A Guide to Energy-Efficient Heating and Cooling.”
Considering purchasing a room air conditioner? Consider one that's earned the ENERGY STAR. They use at least 10% less energy than standard models. View our purchasing tips.And remember, proper sizing is important for room air conditioners too!
bas_dh_c Dehumidifiers can remove excess moisture (humidity) from the air in your home. It is common to have excess moisture in the basement. Ideally, the comfortable and healthy range of relative humidity is between 30 and 50%. Anything above or below those levels can cause problems.
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bas_dh_txt2_c Some of the most common indications that you may need a dehumidifier are: musty smells, presence of mold and mildew, rotting wood, condensation on windows, and increased allergies (if the air in your home is too moist, it will encourage the growth of mildew, mites and mold, common allergens). To reduce humidity in your basement, make sure the dryer is not venting inside the basement. Also, be sure to check that the ground next to the foundation slopes away and outdoor downspouts lead at least 3 feet away from the foundation. If you decide you need a dehumidifier for your home, look for one that’s earned the ENERGY STAR. They use less energy, and can save over $200 in energy costs over the life of the unit.
Learn more about what to look for when purchasing a dehumidifier.
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bas_cw_c Wash your laundry with cold water whenever possible. To save water, try to wash full loads or, if you must wash a partial load, reduce the level of water appropriately.
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bas_w_txt2_c Hot water heating accounts for about 90% of the energy your machine uses to wash clothes – only 10% goes to electricity used by the washer motor. Depending on the clothes and local water quality (hardness), many homeowners can effectively do laundry exclusively with cold water, using cold water laundry detergents. Switching to cold water can save the average household more than $400 annually (with an electric water heater) and more than $300 annually (with a gas water heater).
Washing full loads can save you more than 3,400 gallons of water each year.
It’s worth investing in a new, energy-efficient clothes washer if you are due for a replacement. Many new models are much more efficient than those manufactured 10-12 years ago. ENERGY STAR qualified clothes washers use half the energy of standard washers to clean clothes. They also use less water, and have a better spin cycle allowing for less drying time.
bas_cd_c Don’t over-dry your clothes.
If your dryer has a moisture sensor which will automatically turn the machine off when clothes are done, use it to avoid over-drying. Remember to clean the lint trap before every load. Dry full loads, or reduce drying time for partial loads.
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bas_wh_c Set your water heater thermostat to 120° F or lower.
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bas_wh_txt2_c Savings resulting from turning down your water heater temperature are based on two components: reduced standby losses (heat lost from water heater into surrounding basement area); and consumption (from water demand or use in your home). Set too high, or at 140 degrees F, your water heater can waste anywhere from $35 (gas) to $60 (electric) annually in standby heat losses (water in the tank), and more than $400 in demand losses (water being replaced to the taps after hot water is used). Set at 120 degrees F, you will save energy and money.
If you have an older water heater, you can improve its insulation by wrapping it with an insulating jacket and save more than $30 per year in excess heat loss. To help keep your hot water from cooling off before it gets to the tap, you can insulate the hot water piping leaving the water heater for additional savings. Don’t forget to turn off electric water heaters and turn down gas water heaters when going away on vacation.
bas_rj_c Seal areas between the sill plate and foundation, in cavities between rim joists and all electrical penetrations, water and/or gas pipes, as well as any ventilation ducts that pass to the outside of the house, with either caulk or expanding spray foam.
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bas_c_txt2_c The basement is one place where the big air leaks are hidden. Sealing these air leaks can make a big improvement in your home’s energy use – especially in the winter! For information on how you can seal your home, get “A Do-It-Yourself Guide to ENERGY STAR Home Sealing.”
bas_hvac_c Check your system’s air filter once a month and replace it at least every 3 months. Have a pre-season check-up of your system by a licensed contractor in the Spring and Fall, to ensure all parts are working properly to avoid early system failure. If your furnace is more than 15 years old, or your a/c unit is more than 12 years old, consider replacing it with a more efficient and properly sized unit.
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atc_intro_txt_c The attic is one of the places where you can often find the greatest air leaks that increase your energy bills and make you uncomfortably hot in summer or cold in the winter. It is also a place that is generally accessible, making it easier to air seal and insulate to improve your home’s comfort and overall energy performance.
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atc_af_c A whole house fan helps keep your home cool in the summer by exhausting hot air from the attic and pulling cooler air inside. Some homes have attic fans which can actually waste energy. A better alternative is to add a gable or soffit vent, taking out the attic fan, to promote natural attic ventilation.
atc_i_c Seal hidden air leaks in the attic and add insulation to make your home more comfortable and save on energy bills. Always find and seal air leaks before adding more insulation. Weather-strip and insulate your attic hatch or door to prevent air from escaping out of the top of your house. Several layers of rigid foam or insulation work well.
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atc_ins_txt2_c Air sealing is simply using caulk, spray foam, or pieces of rigid foam insulation to cover or seal holes, cracks, and gaps where air can pass into or out of your home. Sealing those air leaks will help reduce drafts and help get the full performance from insulation. Next, if you can see the tops of your attic’s floor joists (insulation is not covering them), it is likely that adding more will help lower energy bills. Insulation is designed to resist heat flow - that is, if it is hot outside, insulation greatly reduces the amount of heat you can feel inside a house. Or, if it is cold outside, insulation helps reduce heat losses through the ceiling. Insulation works best when air is not moving through or around it. Therefore, it is very important that air leaks be sealed to ensure that you get the full performance out of any insulation that is installed. To get the biggest savings, the easiest place to add insulation is in the attic. Get our Guide to Home Sealing and learn how to seal and insulate your attic and reap benefits for years to come.
atc_d_c Seal duct connections and seams with duct sealant (also called mastic) or foil-backed tape to eliminate leaks. Wrap ducts in insulation if they are uninsulated. R-6 to R-8 is recommended. Alternatively, cover the ducts with blown insulation. If the ducts are flexible, check to make sure they are straight and do not have kinks.
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out_ac_t When buying new heating and cooling equipment such as a central air conditioning unit, proper sizing and quality installation are critical to your home’s energy efficiency and comfort. Remember: Bigger doesn’t always mean better. Oversized equipment can cause reduced comfort and excessive noise. Oversizing also can shorten the life of the equipment by causing it to cycle on and off more frequently than a properly sized unit. However, undersized equipment can reduce the efficiency and accelerate wear on system components, leading to early failure. For more information about sizing, use our Central Air Conditioner Sizing Tutorial.
out_tree_t In celebration of Earth Day, EPA offers 10 ways you can reduce your impact on the environment. Give a gift to the Earth and let others know what you're doing by dedicating your efforts to the people you care about most. Visit the ENERGY STAR Giving Tree today, and plant the seeds for a brighter tomorrow. out_car_t
Give your car a break. Combine trips whenever possible. Use mass transit, walk or bike whenever possible. Leaving your car at home just 2 days a week will save 1,590 lbs. of greenhouse gas emissions each year! Keep your car well-maintained to maximize its fuel efficiency, safety, and reliability. Check your tire pressure regularly to avoid the wear and tear and decreased gas mileage that can result from under-inflated tires.
out_porch_t The outdoor porch or post lamp is one of the most used light fixtures in a home, and is the perfect place to install ENERGY STAR qualified lighting products. Many compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) will fit easily into existing porch lights. Or install a new ENERGY STAR qualified outdoor fixture that saves energy through advanced CFL technology, and a motion sensor or photocell that turns the light on only at night or when someone is present.
out_thermal_t The thermal boundary, also called the "envelope" or "shell," is made up of the outer walls, ceiling, windows, doors, and floors of the house. Air leaks through the envelope and inadequate insulation are two common problems in many homes and can lead to discomfort and to high energy bills. When the home envelope is performing well, it will help keep you comfortable and keep your energy bills low during the hottest and coldest times of the year. Use our Guide to ENERGY STAR Home Sealing to get step-by-step instructions for sealing common air leaks and adding insulation to the attic.
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out_sweep_t Air leaks are a large source of heat loss in the home during the winter. A common place where air leaks occur is under the door leading from the house to the garage because they are often not as well sealed as doors leading directly to the outside. Install a door sweep to seal the gap between the bottom of your door and the threshold to prevent cold air from coming in and warm air from escaping your home. Stopping this air flow will keep heated indoor living space more comfortable and prevent increased energy bills.
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out_yard_t Raking leaves can save energy and reduce air and noise pollution when compared to using a gas-powered leaf blower. Leaf blowers, while handy, pollute the air with carbon, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), other toxins, and noise. In fact, the pollution caused by using a gas-powered leaf blower for one hour is equivalent to driving a car for 50 miles. If you are able, rake leaves instead of using a leaf blower. You’ll get a great workout, plenty of fresh autumn air, and be gentler to Mother Earth!
atc_intro The attic is one of the places where you often find the biggest air leaks, which can increase your energy bills and make you uncomfortably hot in summer and cold in winter. It is also a place that is generally accessible, making it easier to air seal and insulate to improve your home’s comfort and overall energy performance.
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atc_fan_t atc_airseal_t Seal hidden air leaks in the attic and add insulation to make your home more comfortable and save on energy bills. Always find and seal air leaks before adding more insulation. Weather-strip and insulate your attic hatch or door to prevent air from escaping out of the top of your house. Several layers of rigid foam or insulation work well.
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atc_airseal_rt Air sealing is simply using caulk, spray foam, or pieces of rigid foam insulation to cover or seal holes, cracks, and gaps where air can pass into or out of your home. Sealing those air leaks will help reduce drafts and help get the full performance from insulation. Next, if you can see the tops of your attic’s floor joists (insulation is not covering them), it is likely that adding more will help lower energy bills. Insulation is designed to resist heat flow - that is, if it is hot outside, insulation greatly reduces the amount of heat you can feel inside a house. Or, if it is cold outside, insulation helps reduce heat losses through the ceiling. Insulation works best when air is not moving through or around it. Therefore, it is very important that air leaks be sealed to ensure that you get the full performance out of any insulation that is installed. To get the biggest savings, the easiest place to add insulation is in the attic. Get our Guide to Home Sealing and learn how to seal and insulate your attic and reap benefits for years to come.
atc_vent_t Proper ventilation of the attic with natural air flow keeps the roof deck cool and dry, extending the life of roof shingles and preventing ice dams without using the energy needed to run an attic vent fan. Be sure attic soffit vents and gable vents are not blocked so air flows freely through them. Some homes have ridge vents or vents through the roof deck instead of gable vents. Learn more in the Guide to Home Sealing.
atc_duct_t Seal duct connections and seams with duct sealant (also called mastic) or foil-backed tape to reduce leaks. In unconditioned areas, like attics and some basements, wrap ducts in insulation (R-6 to R-8 is recommended). If your ducts are in the attic, you also can cover them with blown insulation.
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atc_chim_t Seal hidden air leaks to make your home more comfortable and energy efficient. Always find and seal air leaks before adding more insulation. Chimneys or furnace flues that penetrate your attic floor have holes or gaps around them that can allow the air in your home to escape through the attic, increasing your energy bill and causing more drafts. Around chimney and furnace flues that can get hot, cover the gaps with metal flashing and caulk small gaps with high temperature caulk. Learn more in the Guide to ENERGY STAR Home Sealing.
atc_pstack_t Plumbing stacks, vents, ducts, or electrical wires often have holes or gaps around them that can allow the air in your home to escape through the attic, increasing your energy bill and causing drafts. Seal small gaps with caulk and seal holes up to 3 inches in diameter with spray foam. Cover spaces larger than 3 inches with a piece of foam board and seal with spray foam. Learn more in the Guide to ENERGY STAR Home Sealing.
atc_hatch_t Weather-strip and insulate your attic hatch or door to prevent air from escaping out of the top of your house.
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atc_hatch_rt Air sealing is simply using caulk, spray foam, or pieces of rigid foam insulation to cover or seal holes, cracks, and gaps where air can pass into or out of your home. Sealing those air leaks will help reduce drafts and help get the full performance from insulation. After air sealing, check if you can see the tops of your attic’s floor joists (insulation is not covering them). If so, adding more insulation will likely help lower energy bills. Insulation is designed to resist heat flow—that is, if it is hot outside, insulation greatly reduces the amount of heat you can feel inside a house. Or, if it is cold outside, insulation helps reduce heat losses through the ceiling. Insulation works best when air is not moving through or around it. Therefore, it is very important that air leaks be sealed to ensure that you get the full performance out of any insulation installed. To get the most savings, the easiest place to add insulation is in the attic. Get our Guide to Home Sealing and learn how to seal and insulate your attic and reap benefits for years to come.
bdr_intro Your bedroom can be both comfortable and energy efficient.
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bdr_bslamp_t Replace fixtures and bulbs with ENERGY STAR qualified lighting products.
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bdr_bslamp_rt Lighting is one of the easiest places to start saving energy. Replacing your five most frequently used light fixtures or the bulbs in them with ENERGY STAR qualified lights can save more than $60 a year in energy costs. ENERGY STAR qualified fixtures feature stylish designs and are available in a variety of models of lamps and fixtures. ENERGY STAR qualified compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) provide high-quality light output, use less energy and last 6-10 times longer than standard incandescent light bulbs, saving money on energy bills and replacement costs.
bdr_lswitch_t bdr_rmac_t Considering purchasing a room air conditioner? Consider an ENERGY STAR qualified model. They use at least 10% less energy than standard models.
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bdr_rmac_rt Additional Tips:
• In the winter, be sure to insulate room air conditioners from the outside with a tight-fitting a/c unit cover, available at your local home improvement center or hardware store. This keeps heated air from escaping outside. Alternately, you can remove the window unit in the winter months to prevent energy losses.
• Be sure the window unit fits tightly in the window so outdoor air is not getting in.
• Large window a/c units should have their own separate electrical circuit so the system is not over-loaded.View our purchasing tips.
And remember, proper sizing is important for room air conditioners too!
bdr_win_t During the winter months, replace your screens with storm windows to provide an extra barrier to the cold outside air. Caulk and weather-strip around windows and door frames that leak air. If replacing windows, choose ENERGY STAR qualified models designed for your area, and save $20-$95 each year in energy costs. With proper installation to ensure all gaps are sealed around them, ENERGY STAR qualified windows can help improve your comfort, cut drafts, and reduce fading of interior furnishings.
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bdr_win_rt Besides your windows, sealing your home’s entire envelope is one of the most cost-effective ways to reduce your energy bill and improve your comfort. Home sealing reduces uncomfortable drafts and helps avoid moisture problems by sealing holes, cracks, and gaps. Done right, home sealing could save you up to 10% on your home energy bill. You can seal your home yourself with help from our Guide to ENERGY STAR Home Sealing, or hire a contractor for professional services.
Learn how to fix problems with moisture on windows in your home.
bdr_duct_t bdr_tvdvd_t Look for the ENERGY STAR on consumer electronics products. Qualified products use less energy without sacrificing quality or performance.
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bdr_tvdvd_rt Consumer electronics play an increasingly larger role in your home’s energy consumption, accounting for 15 percent of household electricity use. Many consumer electronics products use energy even when switched off. Electronics equipment that has earned the ENERGY STAR help save energy when off, while maintaining features like clock displays, channel settings, and remote-control functions.
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bdr_outlet_t bth_intro There are many things you can do to save energy in your bathroom.
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bth_vlight_t Replace your home’s five most frequently used light fixtures or the bulbs in them with models that have earned the ENERGY STAR and save up to $60 each year in energy costs.
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bth_vlight_rt The bathroom vanity is one of the highest-use fixtures in the average home. ENERGY STAR qualified CFLs provide bright, warm light, use less energy, and generate less heat than standard lighting. Keep in mind that high humidity can shorten the life of CFLs. To avoid moisture problems, control humidity in your bathroom by running your ventilating fan during and 15 minutes after showers and baths. You can find ENERGY STAR qualified fixtures in hundreds of popular styles, including vanity lighting, at home improvement and hardware stores, lighting showrooms, and other retail stores including online outlets.
bth_lswitch_t bth_vent_t Install a properly sized ENERGY STAR qualified ventilation fan to control moisture in the air while you shower or bathe, as well as control mold and mildew growth. Run your fan for 15 minutes after showering.
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bth_vent_rt ENERGY STAR qualified ventilation fans are much quieter than standard models. Models that include lighting use 65% less energy on average than standard models, saving $120 in electricity costs over the life of the fan. Qualified models can be found at many home improvement stores or from your HVAC or electrical contractor. Also be sure the fan duct leads to the outdoors to prevent moisture problems.
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Learn how to prevent mold, mildew, or musty odors.
bth_duct_t Cover and seal all holes that lead from bathroom plumbing, ductwork, or electrical runs.
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bth_duct_rt Improving your home’s “envelope” or “shell” is one of the most important steps you can take to maximize your home’s energy efficiency and reduce energy bills. In the bathroom, sealing around drafty windows, baseboards, and floors can help avoid common mold and moisture problems.
bth_win_t During the winter months, replace your screens with storm windows to provide an extra barrier to the cold outside air. Caulk and weather-strip around windows and door frames that leak air. If replacing windows, choose ENERGY STAR qualified models designed for your area, and save $20-$95 each year in energy costs. With proper installation to ensure all gaps are sealed around them, ENERGY STAR qualified windows can help improve your comfort, cut drafts, and reduce fading of interior furnishings.
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bth_win_rt Besides your windows, sealing your home’s entire envelope is one of the most cost-effective ways to reduce your energy bill and improve your comfort. Home sealing reduces uncomfortable drafts and helps avoid moisture problems by sealing holes, cracks, and gaps in the home. Done right, home sealing could save you up to 10% on your home energy bill. You can seal your home yourself with help from our Guide to ENERGY STAR Home Sealing, or hire a contractor for professional services.
Learn how to fix problems with moisture on windows in your home.
bth_shw_t A ten minute shower can use less water than a full bath.
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bth_shw_rt With a new 2.5 gallon-per-minute (low-flow) shower head, a 10-minute shower will use about 25 gallons of water, saving you 5 gallons of water over a typical bath. A new showerhead also will save energy―up to $145 each year on electricity―beating out both the bath and an old-fashioned showerhead.
bth_snk_t Repair any faucet leaks. A leaky faucet can waste gallons of water.
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bth_snk_rt Hot water leaking at a rate of 1 drip per second can waste up to 1,661 gallons of water over the course of a year, and waste up to $35 in electricity or $35 in natural gas. Fixing drips is a cost effective and easy way to save energy.
ofc_intro Many people now work from home. While this saves time and money on commuting, it can increase home energy bills.
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ofc_dsklmp_t Use ENERGY STAR qualified fixtures and light bulbs. Remember to always turn off your lights when leaving a room.
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ofc_dsklmp_rt Home office lights are often used for many hours a day. ENERGY STAR qualified desk lamps or compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) provide high-quality light output, use two-thirds less energy, and last 6-10 times longer than standard incandescent light bulbs, saving money on energy bills and replacement costs.
ofc_duct_t ofc_outlet_t Seal holes around outlets with an inexpensive outlet gasket.
ofc_pstrip_t Use a power strip as a central “turn off” point when you are done using equipment.
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ofc_pstrip_rt Even when turned off, electronic and IT equipment often use a small amount of electricity. For home office equipment, this stand-by or “phantom” power load can range from a few watts to as much as 20 or even 40 watts for each piece of equipment. Using a power strip for your computer and all peripheral equipment allows you to completely disconnect the power supply from the power source, eliminating standby power consumption.
ofc_padapter_t ofc_mfdevice_t Save energy and space with an ENERGY STAR qualified multi-function device that combines several capabilities (print, fax, copy, scan). Make sure power management features are enabled for additional savings.
ofc_computer_t Enable power management features on your home computer and monitor. And look for the ENERGY STAR when purchasing products for your home office. They use less energy without sacrificing quality or performance.
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ofc_computer_rt Most home office equipment is left on 24 hours a day. Remember: Office equipment that is set automatically to switch to sleep mode not only uses less energy, it runs cooler and helps the equipment last longer, allowing for savings on air conditioning, as well. In addition to power management, you can save more energy with your office equipment by doing the following:
• Avoid using a screensaver when your computer monitor is not active (let it switch to sleep mode or turn the monitor off instead).
• Turn off machines when not in use (fax machines, printers, scanners, copiers).
• Learn about the environmental impact of consumer electronics and what you can do to help. liv_intro liv_tlamp_t Replace your highest-use fixtures or the light bulbs in them with ENERGY STAR models.
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liv_tlamp_rt Living room table and floor lamps are two of the most used light fixtures in a home. Conventional torchiere lamps also can be the highest wattage light fixtures in the home. ENERGY STAR qualified lighting fixtures and replacement bulbs can be found at home improvement and hardware stores, lighting showrooms, and other retail stores, including online outlets.
liv_airregister_t Make sure all air registers are clear of furniture so that air can circulate freely. If your home has radiators, place heat-resistant reflectors between radiators and walls. In the winter, this will help heat the room instead of the wall.
liv_cfan_t Depending on when and how you operate them, ceiling fans can provide comfort and help you save on your energy bills.
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liv_cfan_rt In the winter, your ceiling fan can help improve your comfort. Most fans have a switch that allows you to reverse the motor and operate the ceiling fan at a low speed in the clockwise direction. This produces a gentle updraft, which forces warm air near the ceiling down into the living space.
In the summer, run the blades counter-clockwise (downward) to cool more efficiently. On hotter days, dialing up the thermostat by only two degrees and using your ceiling fan can lower air conditioning costs by up to 14% over the course of the cooling season. Use low wattage CFLs in the ceiling fan light fixture for cooler light bulbs and more energy savings. And remember: Ceiling fans cool only people, not the room, so when you leave the room, turn the ceiling fan off.
liv_lswitch_t liv_drapes_t During cold weather, take advantage of the sun’s warmth by keeping drapes open during daylight hours. To keep out the heat of the summer sun, close window shades and drapes in warm weather.
liv_pstrip_t liv_win_t During the winter months, replace your screens with storm windows to provide an extra barrier to the cold outside air. Caulk and weather-strip around windows and door frames that leak air. If replacing windows, choose ENERGY STAR qualified models designed for your area, and save $20-95 per year in energy costs. With proper installation to ensure all gaps around them are sealed, ENERGY STAR qualified windows can help improve your comfort, cut drafts, and reduce fading of interior furnishings.
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liv_win_rt Going beyond your windows and sealing your home’s entire envelope is one of the most cost-effective ways to reduce your energy bill and improve your comfort. Home sealing reduces uncomfortable drafts and helps avoid moisture problems through sealing holes, cracks, and gaps in the home. Done right, home sealing could save you up to 10% on your home energy bill. You can seal your home yourself with help from our home sealing guide, or hire a contractor for professional services.
Learn how to fix problems with moisture on windows in your home.
liv_damper_t Close the flue damper tightly when not in use. Otherwise, warm or air-conditioned air can easily escape from the house.
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liv_damper_rt A chimney is designed to remove by-products from a fire by creating a draft. The draft also pulls air from your home up the chimney—air that you’ve paid to cool or heat. Even without a fire in the fireplace, there still will be a draft in the chimney as long as there’s a temperature difference between indoors and out. Closing the damper will keep air conditioned (or warmed) air in the living space where it belongs.
liv_hts_t Look for the ENERGY STAR on consumer electronics products. These products use less energy without sacrificing quality or performance. Seal any holes with caulk or spray foam where pipes or TV/cable wires and vents enter or exit your home.
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liv_hts_rt Consumer electronics play an increasingly larger role in your home’s energy consumption, accounting for up to 15 % of household electricity use. Many consumer electronics products use energy even when switched off. Electronics equipment that has earned the ENERGY STAR help save energy when off, while maintaining features like clock displays, channel settings, and remote control functions.
Learn about the environmental impact of consumer electronics and what you can do to help.
liv_outlet_t kit_intro kit_lfixture_t Install ENERGY STAR qualified light fixtures or replace standard light bulbs with compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) that have earned the ENERGY STAR.
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kit_lfixture_rt Kitchen fixtures are some of the most used light fixtures in a home. ENERGY STAR qualified lighting fixtures are available in popular styles that may be just right for your kitchen, such as cabinet-mounted, ceiling-mounted, and recessed can models. ENERGY STAR qualified lighting provides bright, warm light while using 2/3 less energy, generating 70% less heat and lasting 6-10 times longer than standard lighting.
kit_lswitch_t Remember to always turn off your lights when leaving a room
kit_flrvent_t Make sure all air registers or floor vents are clear of furniture so that the air can circulate freely. If your home has radiators, place heat-resistant reflectors between radiators and walls. In the winter, this will help heat the room instead of the wall.
kit_rangehd_t Install an ENERGY STAR qualified kitchen range hood to help control moisture and remove odors from cooking.
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kit_rangehd_rt ENERGY STAR qualified ventilation fans are much quieter than standard models. Models that include lighting use 65% less energy on average than standard models, saving $120 in electricity costs over the life of the fan. Qualified models can be found at many home improvement stores or from your HVAC or electrical contractor.
kit_win_t During the winter months, replace your screens with storm windows to provide an extra barrier to the cold outside air. Caulk and weather-strip around windows and door frames that leak air. If replacing windows, choose ENERGY STAR qualified models designed for your area, and save $20-95 per year in energy costs. With proper installation to ensure all gaps are sealed around them, ENERGY STAR qualified windows can help improve your comfort, cut drafts, and reduce fading of interior furnishings.
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kit_win_rt kit_cphone_t Look for ENERGY STAR qualified cordless phones that feature switch-mode power supplies and “smart” chargers for added energy savings.
kit_dishwsh_t Save water by scraping dishes instead of rinsing them before loading in the dishwasher. Run your dishwasher with a full load and use the air-dry option if available.
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kit_dishwsh_rt kit_fridge_t Look for the ENERGY STAR when purchasing a new refrigerator. Be sure to recycle your old refrigerator. Think twice before you put the old refrigerator in the garage or other room of your home.
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kit_fridge_rt If your current refrigerator was made before 1993, it uses twice as much energy as a new ENERGY STAR qualified model. Many homes have older refrigerators in their garage or basement for overflow storage. These units can cost $90 or more per year to operate. Replacing an older model with a new ENERGY STAR qualified refrigerators can save $45-65 per year.
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kit_range_t Use the right sized pot on stove burners. A 6” pot on an 8” burner wastes over 40% of the burner’s heat. Also, cover pots and pans to keep heat in.
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kit_range_rt Using the right sized pot on stove burners can save about $36 annually for an electric range, or $18 for gas. Covering pots and pans also helps you cook more efficiently and keeps your kitchen cooler.
Have a gas range? Keep the burners clean to ensure maximum efficiency. Blue flames mean good combustion; yellow flames mean service may be needed to ensure the gas is burning efficiently.
kit_mwave_t Use your microwave to reheat or cook small portions.
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kit_mwave_rt You can reduce cooking energy by as much as 80% when using your microwave for small portions This also helps save on a/c costs in summer, since less heat is generated when compared to using your stove or oven.
kit_sink_t Repair any faucet leaks. A leaky faucet can waste gallons of water.
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kit_sink_rt din_intro din_lfixture_t Replace light fixtures or the bulbs in them with ENERGY STAR qualified lighting.
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din_lfixture_rt Conventional chandeliers with many lights can be one of the highest wattage fixtures in the home. There are now more stylish and decorative options in energy-efficient light fixtures available. Look for ENERGY STAR qualified chandeliers, torchieres, ceiling mounted and wall sconces at most home centers, lighting showrooms and specialty stores. ENERGY STAR qualified lighting provides bright, warm light while using 2/3 less energy, generating 70% less heat and lasting 6-10 times longer than standard lighting.
din_lswitch_t din_themostat_t Install a programmable thermostat to automatically adjust your home’s temperature settings when you’re away or sleeping.
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Save with a manual thermostat, too! Every degree you set your thermostat up in hot weather or down in cold weather will help you save on your overall energy bill.
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It’s a common misperception that it takes more energy to cool off (or heat up) a house than it takes to keep it cool all the time. Turning up the thermostat in summer (or down in winter) will always save energy. It’s best to only cool (or heat) a house as much as necessary, based on occupants and time of day.
It’s easy to forget to adjust the thermostat when leaving the house or going to bed, and it takes time for the house to cool off (or warm up) once the thermostat is adjusted, which can be uncomfortable. Here’s where a programmable thermostat pays off, because it automatically adjusts the temperature when your home is empty, and when you go to sleep. Total energy savings will depend on your climate and the efficiency of your house and heating and cooling system.
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V Apply caulking around door frames and weather-stripping around doors that do not close tightly. If replacing your sliding door, select ENERGY STAR qualified doors instead of regular clear-glass double-paned doors. You can save on energy costs while improving your comfort, cutting drafts, and reducing fading of interior furnishings.
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W Improve your home’s “envelope” to lower your energy bill and improve your comfort. Home sealing reduces uncomfortable drafts and helps avoid moisture problems through sealing holes, cracks, and gaps in the home.
din_outlet_t } X The basement is a good place to make energy-efficient improvements. From appliances such as washing machines and dryers to heating and cooling equipment and home sealing, there are important steps you can take to improve your home’s energy efficiency, save on energy bills, and help protect the environment.
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Retire your old refrigerator! After heating, cooling, and hot water, your old refrigerator is probably the next largest energy user in your home. New refrigerators are much more energy-efficient than older models. Get rid of the old fridge lurking in the basement. Instead, size your refrigerator to meet your needs, and recycle the old one. If you must have an extra refrigerator or freezer, buy a new, energy-efficient model. Keep your refrigerator/freezer as full as possible, and unplug it when empty. Selling or giving away an old refrigerator means that someone else will inherit an energy waster for years to come. An older model can cost, on average, $90 or more per year to operate.
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bas_dehumid_t Dehumidifiers can remove excess moisture (humidity) from the air in your home. It is common to have excess moisture in the basement. Ideally, the comfortable and healthy range of relative humidity is between 30 and 50%. Anything above or below those levels can cause problems.
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bas_dehumid_rt Some of the most common indications that you may need a dehumidifier are: musty smells, presence of mold and mildew, rotting wood, condensation on windows, and increased allergies (if the air in your home is too moist, it will encourage the growth of mildew, mites, and mold—common allergens). To reduce humidity in your basement, make sure the dryer is not venting inside the basement. Also, be sure to check that the ground next to the foundation slopes away and outdoor downspouts lead at least 3 feet away from the foundation. If you decide you need a dehumidifier for your home, look for one that’s earned the ENERGY STAR. They use less energy, and can save more than $200 in energy costs over the life of the unit.
Learn more about what to look for when purchasing a dehumidifier.
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bas_wtrhtr_t Set your water heater thermostat to 120° F or lower.
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bas_wtrhtr_rt Savings resulting from turning down your water heater temperature are based on two components: reduced standby losses (heat lost from water heater into surrounding basement area); and consumption (from water demand or use in your home). Set too high, or at 140 degrees F, your water heater can waste anywhere from $36 to $61 annually in standby heat losses and more than $400 in demand losses. Set at 120 degrees F, you will save energy and money.
If you have an older water heater, you can improve its insulation by wrapping it with an insulating jacket and save more than $30 per year in excess heat loss. To help keep your hot water from cooling off before it gets to the tap, you can insulate the hot water piping, leaving the water heater for additional savings. Don’t forget to turn off electric water heaters and turn down gas water heaters when going away on vacation.
% bas_hvac_t Check your system’s air filter once a month and replace it at least every 3 months. Have a pre-season check-up of your system by a licensed contractor in the Spring and Fall, to ensure all parts are working properly to avoid early system failure. If your furnace is more than 15 years old, or your a/c unit is more than 12 years old, consider replacing it with a more efficient and properly sized unit.
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bas_hvac_rt As much as half of your household energy use goes to heating and cooling. Replacing old equipment with more efficient equipment is one way to save. But equipment is just one part of an entire system that requires proper sizing, maintenance, properly sized and well-sealed ducts, insulating ducts in unconditioned spaces and more. For more information, get a copy of EPA’s “A Guide to Energy-Efficient Heating and Cooling.”
Bigger doesn’t always mean better. Oversized equipment can cause reduced comfort and excessive noise. Oversizing also can shorten the life of the equipment by causing it to cycle on and off more frequently than a properly sized unit. However, undersized equipment can reduce the efficiency and accelerate wear on system components, leading to early failure. For more information about sizing, use our Central Air Conditioner Sizing Tutorial.
= bas_washer_t Wash your laundry with cold water whenever possible. To save water, try to wash full loads or, if you must wash a partial load, reduce the level of water appropriately.
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bas_washer_rt Hot water heating accounts for about 90 percent of the energy your machine uses to wash clothes―only 10 percent goes to electricity used by the washer motor. Depending on the clothes and local water quality (hardness), many homeowners can effectively do laundry exclusively with cold water, using cold water laundry detergents. Switching to cold water can save the average household more than $40 annually (with an electric water heater) and more than $30 annually (with a gas water heater).
Washing full loads can save you more than 3,400 gallons of water each year.
It’s worth investing in a new, energy-efficient clothes washer if you are due for a replacement. Many new models are much more efficient than those manufactured 10-12 years ago. ENERGY STAR qualified clothes washers use half the energy of standard washers to clean clothes. They also use less water, and have a better spin cycle allowing for less drying time.
bas_dryer_t Don’t over dry your clothes. If your dryer has a moisture sensor that will automatically turn the machine off when clothes are done, use it to avoid over drying. Remember to clean the lint trap before every load. Dry full loads, or reduce drying time for partial loads.
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bas_dryer_rt It’s easy to over dry your clothes, if one setting is used for various fabric types. Try to dry loads made up of similar fabrics, so the entire load dries just as the cycle ends. Many dryers come with energy-saving moisture or humidity sensors that shut off the heat when the clothes are dry. If you don’t have this feature, try to match the cycle length to the size and weight of the load. A dryer operating an extra 15 minutes per load can cost you up to $34, every year.
The lint trap is an important energy saver. Dryers work by moving heated air through wet clothes, evaporating and then venting water vapor outside. If the dryer cannot provide enough heat, or move air sufficiently through the clothes, they will take longer to dry, and may not dry at all. One of the easiest things you can do to increase drying efficiency is to clean the lint trap before each and every load. This step can save you up to $34 each year.
bas_rjoist_t Seal areas between the sill plate and foundation, in cavities between rim joists and all electrical penetrations, and around pipes (water, and gas) and ventilation ducts that pass outside of the house. Seal with either caulk or expanding spray foam.
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bas_rjoist_rt The basement is one place where the big air leaks are hidden. Sealing these air leaks can make a big improvement in your home’s energy use—especially in the winter! For information on how you can seal your home, get the Guide to ENERGY STAR Home Sealing
B bas_sealing_t Vents, ducts, or electrical wires often have holes or gaps around them which can allow the air in your home to escape, increasing your energy bill and causing more drafts in your house. Seal small gaps with caulk and holes up to 3 inches in diameter with spray foam. Cover spaces larger than 3 inches with a piece of foam board and seal with spray foam.
Learn more in the Guide to Home Sealing.
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