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#HomeEfficiencyTip: Use ceiling fans, but only when you’re in the room. ![]()
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Fans cool people, not rooms, by creating a windchill effect. If the room is unoccupied, turn off the ceiling fan to save energy.
The newest episode of Along Those Lines has dropped! This episode is all about a U.S. Department of Energy initiative that will help reduce technical risks and market barriers to distributed wind adoption by rural utilities.![]()
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Learn more about the RADWIND initiative: www.Cooperative.com/news/pages/along-those-lines-podcast.aspx. via NRECA
Did you know that just six inches of moving water can knock an adult down and one foot of moving water can sweep away small vehicles? Never walk or drive through flooded roadways as floodwaters can be extremely dangerous.![]()
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via FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency
If your grill is caked in food particles, sauces, or stuck-on debris, then it’s going to make things a little slower when you’re cooking. A clean grill will heat up evenly and cook things more efficiently than a dirty one.![]()
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Learn more at www.BobVila.com/slideshow/13-reasons-you-really-need-to-do-a-better-job-cleaning-your-grill-52930. via Bob Vila
#HomeEfficiencyTip: Use a programmable thermostat. Set your thermostat at a comfortable temperature, but program it to raise and lower the temperature when you are away from home or sleeping to save on heating and cooling costs.
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