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Energy Tip Details
Lower the temperature settings for heating to 68° F. Every degree you lower the temperature in your home, you can save on your energy bill. So, if you normally keep your thermostat set to 72° F, try lowering it to 68° F.
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What You Need to Do
  • Step 1
    Consult your heating/cooling system's operating manual for instructions on how to reprogram the programmable thermostat's threshold temperature to 68° F.
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