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Save energy turn off ceiling fans when you leave the room. Remember that fans cool people, not rooms, by creating a wind chill effect. ow.ly/hrTy30hzM2F
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Set your thermostat as high as comfortably possible in the summer. The smaller the difference between the indoor and outdoor temperatures, the lower your overall cooling bill will be.
When it cools down at night turn off your cooling system and open your windows while sleeping. When you wake in the morning, shut the windows and blinds to capture the cool air.
Check the insulation in ceilings and walls. The better the insulation, the more likely cool air will stay where it's needed
Ensure air conditioners are in good shape by regularly cleaning or replacing the filter, keeping outdoor equipment for the system free of dirt, leaves and other debris, and covering the external part of the system when not in use during cooler months
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When buying a new air conditioner, consider the size of the room. A unit too small for the space will need to run constantly but one too big will run in short cycles, causing extra wear and tear ow.ly/hG1830hzKfO
Use fans to cool down. Fans are cheap to run, evaporating moisture from the skin and creating a cooling effect ow.ly/jcDC30hzJRS
Open windows both sides of the house to allow cool breeze to flow through
Switch out your least efficient appliance for a younger model ow.ly/169k30hzIPh
Add exterior shades or awnings. This can decrease the temperature in a room by up to 3 degrees
Plant shade trees, wall vines and thick shrubs. Think about shade covering for not only windows but walls and roofs as well. Planting smart for summer can cool a home by up to 12 degrees
Want to know more about the governments NEG policy and what it means to your energy prices? Then read on here ow.ly/rkCo30hFhFH
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Can you think of a caption? Spotted Burrowing Frog - Eurardy Reserve, Western Australia 🐸 📷 by Geoff Spanner bushheritage.org.au/news/pho… #WildOz #roundfrog 🐸
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