Lower Your Water Heater to 120°F
Your water heater is the second greediest appliance in your home in terms of energy use, but it doesn't have to stay that way. Read more ...
Take Shorter Showers
Your shower is the biggest user of hot water in the entire house and you may be surprised at how much energy and cost savings await you by making a simple change. Read more ...
Wash Full Loads in Cold Water
Washing full loads of clothes in cold water cuts the energy used for washing your clothes in half and saves water too. Read more ...
Install Low-Flow Showerheads
Replacing your old shower head with an energy-efficient one can cut your water and energy use by half. Read more ...
Install Faucet Aerators
A typical sink running for two minutes wastes at least six gallons of water, using an aerator can reduce this to 0.5 gallons, so why wouldn't you use them? Read more ...
Insulate Your Water Pipes
Insulated water pipes gives you hot water sooner while keeping energy from going down the drain. Read more ...
Run your Pool or Spa More Efficiently
Heating pools and spas use an incredible amount of energy. Read more ...
Insulate Your Water Heater
The colder the area your old water heater is in--a basement or garage--the greater the heat loss. Be practical and save $, wrap it in a blanket. Read more ...
Purchase a Tankless Water Heater
Tankless hot water heaters use less energy because it heats the water only when you need it. Read more ...
Purchase a Solar Hot Water System
A solar hot water system lets the sun work directly for you to heat your water. Read more ...