The news isn’t good, but better we know so we can get ready for what’s coming rather than to be caught unaware. Due to worldwide events, the U.S. government says it expects households to see their heating bills jump as much as 54 percent compared with last winter. What if I told you there are some sneaky ways you can reduce the amount of energy it takes to heat your home that won’t require you to wear a down-filled, hooded parka 24 hours a day? Would I have your attention? Great, because that’s exactly what I have for you. These easy tips could cut your fuel consumption by 20 percent or more, and none requires more than 30 minutes of work. You will need to purchase a few inexpensive supplies, but all should be readily available. Replace Worn Weatherstripping Open an outside door and look at that piece of plastic …
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