The 3 Biggest Energy Hogs in a Typical Home and What You Can Do About It
Electricity is America's number one power source, so where is most of the juice going in your home?
Some equipment in the home is sneaky about its energy consumption. Energy vampires, they are called. Think of all the devices that never really turn off despite having an Off button. They sip from the power source 24/7.
However, if this is your first time assessing your home's energy use, you want to start with the big, obvious consumers, the "...
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