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4W CFC 30K Candelabra Base 120V LED Light Bulb
4W CTC 30K 120V LED Candelabra Light Bulbs
5,000 Hour Long Life Chandelier Bulbs, 12 Pack
6 Watt (30W Halogen Equivalent) 30,000 Hour MR16 GU10 LED Bulb
6″ Recessed LED Downlight
65 Watt Indoor Flood Bulb 10,000 Hrs Incandescent Long Life
7 Watt Compact Fluorescent Chandelier Bulb 3 Pack
75 Watt Indoor/Outdoor Flood Long Life Incandescent Light Bulb 20,000 Hrs
8 Watt (50W Halogen Equivalent) 25,000 Hour HighOutput MR16 LED Bulb MADE IN USA
9.8W A19 220′ Beam 50K LED Medium Base Bulb
9000 Hr Incandescent Chandelier Bulbs Close Out Assortment
9W Direct Wire Downlight 5-6 inches LED Lighting
Did you know that the EPA’s Energy Star program; the leading program for the nation that informs Americans on how to save energy using certain products; states that heating and air conditioning account for 46% of the average household’s annual utility bill! Yes that means that your heating and air alone is almost half of your utility bill. That’s astonishing since we never turn if off. Especially in tropical weather climates such as Florida, Alabama, and Texas. Even vice versa like New York, Delaware, and North Dakota.
Just imagine if you would take the time to control what you expend in energy and reduce that bill by 25%! You’d be able to make some amazing changes in your utility bill. Not to mention, over hundreds of kilowatt-hours in expended electricity each year in total of the US alone. We took the time to research some quick ways for you to keep your home in a comfortable state all while reducing your energy intake.
First you should always protect your windows with dark curtains all year long- cold or warmth. This will repel which ever (heat or cold) from entering the home and throwing off your temperature in the home that’s most wanted.
Next, try to choose ceiling fans over turning on the AC. We suggest this because a fan uses about the same amount of electricity as one standard light bulb (LED bulb).
Lastly, think about planting a tree that will be able to cast shade on your windows which will repel unwanted sun rays from entering the home and warming it up too quickly. This will keep your home cool which allows for more control of the temperature.
BONUS: Try to Get your HVAC unit inspected with help from a local contractor in order to make sure it is working properly for anytime over the year. Try not to catch them in busy season since there will be a lot of homeowners who do not do preventative care until it’s too late. Don’t be that homeowner! Be preventative of a big blow out!
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