By Mary Bubala
BALTIMORE (WJZ) ― Experts say now is the time to install a programmable thermostat.
Mary Bubala reports the average household spends more than $2,200 a year on energy bills.
You can save — on average — $200 a year by using a programmable thermostat.
The key is saving money without sacrificing comfort. Establish a program that automatically reduces heating or air conditioning in your home when you don’t need it as much.
Mary BubalaEmmy Award-winning anchor Mary Bubala joined WJZ in December 2003. She now anchors the 11 p.m. newscast with Vic Carter and the 5 p.m. newscast with...More from Mary Bubala
That is such an easy way to save some money. I think these days it will get tighter and we will need to look at ways to save money all around the home and in our shopping habits. Websites like FreebiesandDeals.com are going to become a must.
Oh yes, when it comes to household frugal tips, programmables are right up there in the top echelon. Basically, if you keep your thermostat lower when going to bed or leaving the house you’re good to go. Programming at sleep times and work times saves money.
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