Winter

ENERGY SAVING TIPS
Winter 2006-07

This Season's Topics:

Common sources of leaks

Insulate against High Bills

Johnson County offers a Weatherization program which provides assistance to low-income residents of Johnson County who own or rent a residence and pay some portion of their utility bills. This program makes homes more comfortable, safe and energy efficient. For more information go to:
http://humanservices-aging.jocogov.org/housing.htm

Common sources of leaks

YOU CAN SAVE UP TO 10% OR MORE ON YOUR ENERGY BILL BY REDUCING AIR LEAKS IN YOUR HOME.

Don't Lose Energy out of the Window

Long-term Tip : Install storm windows over single pane windows, or replace them with double pane windows.

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Insulate against High Bills

Long-term Tip: One of the more cost effective ways to make your home more comfortable year-round is to add insulation in the attic.

Help prevent your heating bill from going through the roof by preventing heat-loss from going through the roof!

A Programmable Thermostat can reduce your heating bill by up to 10%.

Insulating ducts in unconditioned spaces is usually very cost effective. Check ducts for leaks.

Long-term Tip: Install a new energy-efficient furnace or heatpump-furnace combination.

*For more even and more efficient heat, run the fan constantly. This only costs about a penny a day in electric costs.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOME ENERGY SOLUTIONS, GO TO:

http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=home_solutions.hm_improvement_highenergy

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