To lower your monthly electricity bill while maintaining reasonable summer comfort, energy efficiency experts and government guidelines recommend setting your indoor air conditioning thermostat to seventy-eight degrees Fahrenheit (twenty-six degrees Celsius) whenever you are at home and awake. When you are sleeping or away from the house at work, you can program the thermostat to bump up the temperature by an additional four to seven degrees, minimizing runtime during peak heat hours. Every degree you raise your thermostat setting during summer provides noticeable energy savings. You can enhance personal cooling at higher temperatures by utilizing ceiling fans to create a refreshing wind-chill effect. You can troubleshoot high cooling costs by checking insulation and filter cleanliness. You can verify success when your monthly utility bills drop while your home stays comfortable.
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