5 Ways to Save On Your Energy Bill Every Month

[@YuniorGamboa]

Rachel and team, can you do a video on how to save when in the summer?

[@A2thaLO]

I found some really nice blackout curtains at Family Dollar for $16 for two. Very good quality too.

[@tcgtpl]

Every dad has entered the chat.

[@OD_green7]

Bingo! 💯

[@amandaarndt4778]

Found that my two basement light 💡 bulbs were still the old style, got those changed out, thanks for the reminder.

[@patygrau8131]

Hi Rachael, can you do an episodic like this but about solar panel?

[@SpurgeonPerkins]

Amen to warm LED's

[@mtndewdev]

these are great tips that actually work! glad I wasnt hearing the typical turn your heat down at night lol

[@tristan2332]

They are more costly but our hybrid water heater saves around $500 a year...over 10 years you definitely come out ahead over a standard water heater that's maybe $1000 cheaper.

[@rg-mi5hh]

We will be looking into this for sure. Thanks

[@itchyisvegeta]

I love LED light bulbs, not because of the electric bill, but because I hate replacing them

[@bethanyg153]

LED lightbulbs is one area where time has improved things. Seems like more and more things get flimsier and flimsier.

[@SandraPackard-we8sx]

Please help with south florida climates...

[@tonyahenry4167]

My ceiling fans aren’t that sophisticated 😂

[@jewelrybox777]

Good tips... I thought I knew them y'all... I was wrong

[@summerbaby4600]

How about lowering the heat. Wear some warm clothes, and fuzzy socks. I see Americans wear T shirts in the winter and just wonder why🤷🏻‍♀️

[@lapprentice]

I was going to say. 😂 The majority of the energy usage in the house is for cooling / heating. The best tip is to simply optimize your AC units, it will probably save $100+ a month (I'm in Texas): - change filter when you supposed to - clean AC coils twice a year between season - annual clean the inside unit - buy the smart thermostat to control the temperature: home setting vs away setting - winter time no more than 64F, summer time no less than 70F. AND the indoor/outdoor temp variance should not be more than 25 degrees.

[@EnochnKale]

Amen!

[@trebmaster]

Clockwise when you're looking up at the fan?

[@sylviachacon4152]

WONDERFUL 👏 👏 👏

[@granitestateprepper336]

Switched to LED in our basement, we had 2x 120W bulbs in there from the previous owners! Absolute insanity

[@granitestateprepper336]

Also fan tip is clutch for all of us with pellet/wood stoves

[@millsathn]

Who on earth doesn’t use LED these days?

[@lukeharris2622]

✝️🙏

[@rg-mi5hh]

There is only so much doing without, living below your means that is possible. Some of this is pure greed.

[@TheHavocdog]

It seems like your tip on replacing incandescent light bulbs with LED light bulbs is kind of an outdated tip. No incandescent light bulb has been manufactured in the United States since 2014. In the stores, it is near impossible to find any incandescent bulbs to purchase. Your tip is accurate, but insignificant. It is like saying that you should buy a gas powered car versus a steam engine car.

[@Elemiriel]

Not everyone is watching from the U.S.

[@RwAllstar29]

In the U.K. we don’t use LED bulbs as standard, so this tip is helpful

[@TheHavocdog]

@@RwAllstar29 I stand somewhat corrected.