1. Lower Your Thermostat at Night: Lowering the temperature by just a few degrees at night can lead to energy savings. Use a programmable thermostat to set a lower temperature while you’re asleep and a higher one when you wake up.
2. Seal Windows and Doors: Drafts around windows and doors can let cold air in and warm air out. Use weather stripping or caulk to seal gaps and keep your home insulated.
3. Use Ceiling Fans to Circulate Warm Air: Reverse your ceiling fans to rotate clockwise at a low speed, which pushes warm air down and distributes it evenly throughout the room.
4. Insulate Your Attic: Heat rises, so insulating your attic can prevent warm air from escaping. Proper attic insulation keeps heat inside, reducing the workload on your HVAC system.
5. Replace Your Air Filter: A clean air filter helps maintain proper airflow, which is essential for efficient operation. Change filters every three months, or monthly if you have pets or allergies.
6. Use a Space Heater in High-Traffic Rooms: If you spend most of your time in one
