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Plug your (money) holes to save big
Out with the old-school thermostat
For every degree you turn your thermostat down in winter, you save between 3% and 5% on your heating bill.Use a programmable thermostat to make these savings automatic.
Sources: Efficiency Nova Scotia, Washington Post, Energy Saver
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