I TURN MY A/C THERMOSTAT UP TO 79 WHEN I GO TO WORK AND I MAKE SURE ALL LIGHTS ARE OFF. I WENT ON LINE TO CHECK OUT WAYS TO REDUCE MY ELECTRIC BILL,HAS ANYONE
HEARD OF WWW.THESECRETSOFHOMEMADEENERGY.COM
ITS GOT A WIND POWERED POWER GENERATOR THAT IS SUPPOSED TO MAKE YOUR ELECTRIC METER SLOW DOWN OR RUN BACKWARDS. I DON’T TO WASTE $47.00 DOLLARS ON THE PURCHASE. BUT IF IT WILL WORK, WHAT A DEAL!! THANKS FOR YOUR ANSWERS
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about 1 year ago
Save your money for the power bill. Yes the things work, but not enough to make up the money you spend and the equipment that must be installed to do it. On very large scale where the system is engineered it will pay off in about 18 years.
about 1 year ago
$47 won’t buy you a generator big enough to charge a battery(maybe a cell phone), what you are probably buying is an e-book on how you might be able to make a wind turbine(go to youtube and save the $47)OH my son in New Orleans has been spending $40 a day for gas for a gen. (5kva) which will barely power a room .So if you want to spend $100k you might be able to build something that might save you $50 a month if you live on a mountain top or in a tornado.
about 1 year ago
One tip that no one really thinks of is to keep everything unplugged. I heard somewhere that even when things are turned off they are still using electricity. So kitchen appliances like toasters and such that you don’t really need plugged in constantly are great candidates. Also use your desktop as minimal as possible. Those drain energy. Splurge on a thermostat that conserves energy by setting a schedule for temperature. When you are making the house really warm in the day, then kicking it in at night, it is using more energy, by having to work twice as hard.
about 1 year ago
See the following page on the Top Ten Tips to Save Energy in Your Home:
http://www.building-your-green-home.com/how-to-save-energy.html
Hope this is helpful.