Electricity Savings Up to 20%

Aye Helpful The thermostat is key. We have one we can set and it's never set above 18C. That's how we save money My oak has his set at 25C and his bill is huge

Good tips. I've had to turn on the AC and go back to the heat in 2 days. Crazy weather.

Those are old myths that don't really have much of an impact on the impact of your bill during summer months. Second, yes, you can close off vents, even if you're renting. While it does have the desired affect (preventing air from coming out of said vents) it makes the ac work harder because it still tries and can't. The fan thing is true, and the only thing that actually saves money. And, even if you own your home, you don't always have a say where the theremast goes, unless you buy one you're building. The theremastat is located close to the internal blower part that's inside the home. This is often desided when the home is built. You can't just 'move it' where you want. If you want to save money in the summer months, you need to pay more attention to your settings which everyone can do. The less the air has to run the more money you have to save. If you can keep it around 78 and above, and be comfortable, it'll save money. Turn off lights and close blinds to prevent heat from getting in. Again, even a renter can do this. Above mentioned fan tip works well, too. And turn fans off in rooms you're not using. That will actually save money on the power bill.