3 Tips for Saving Energy While You're on a Trip
How to Conserve Energy at Home When You're on Vacation
1. Set the Thermostat
Don't shut off the AC while you're away, as a lack of cool air can lead to high humidity levels and mold growth. Instead, set the thermostat lower than normal so that the unit doesn't cycle on and off frequently.
The setting should be between 80 and 85 degrees when no one is around. However, this may vary if you have indoor pets who will be staying at home, so ask their veterinarian about the proper temperature.
2. Shut Off Ceiling Fans
While it's OK to constantly run the fans at home to beat the summer heat, turning them off while away will conserve energy. Before leaving on vacation, walk through each room and check that ceiling fans are switched off. You'll save energy and money since the thermostat will handle regulating the indoor temperature.
3. Close the Curtains
Curtains, blinds, shades, and other window treatments are excellent insulators. When you're on vacation, closing them will help keep warm air out during the summer, reducing the chances of engaging the AC when it isn't needed. Drawing the shades will also make the house more comfortable when you return.
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