Good tip I saw posted by someone else here. Get bubble wrap and cut it to the size of the window, mist the window with some water and it will stick. Easy to do and easy to take it off quick too.
7:36 am January 27, 2012
cbhattarai
India
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iT is true that use energy only when itis needed. There is no use of using it until it is not necessary…
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6:42 pm December 31, 2010
owenc
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We are huge fans of our Heat Helper:
Sunday is laundry day in our house and the furnace never runs all day where before it ran constantly.
12:07 am February 8, 2010
David Andersen
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colinf said:Don't use heat when you don't need to. The only way an energy company can charge you for something is when you use it. If you don't use it, they don't charge you.
You get hit more than just once – you get charged a commodity charge in addition to a delivery charge. So this advice makes sense.
4:04 pm February 5, 2010
acoliarti
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colinf said:Don't use heat when you don't need to. The only way an energy company can charge you for something is when you use it. If you don't use it, they don't charge you.
Of course! Why didn't i think of that?
3:56 pm February 5, 2010
colinf
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Don't use heat when you don't need to. The only way an energy company can charge you for something is when you use it. If you don't use it, they don't charge you.
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