Home buyers are increasingly concerned about the rising cost of energy. It is common for buyers to ask about utility costs and the energy efficiency when they are considering a home. One way to reduce energy costs is as simple as changing your light bulbs--from standard ones to compact fluorescent bulbs which are designed to fit most standard light fixtures and lamps.
The initial purchase price of compact fluorescent bulbs may seem a little steep--they average between $13 to $20 per bulb, but they last at least 10 times longer than a standard light bulb and will reduce your energy bills significantly. Manufacturers estimate that during the life of a single bulb you will reduce your electric bill by over $40. As an added bonus, the electric company will be able to reduce carbon dioxide emission by approximately half a ton per replacement bulb. Compact fluorescents don't work with dimmer switches, and if used outdoors, you should make sure that the fixture is well-ventilated and protected from rain.
Dallas Chambers
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
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