Thursday, May 17, 2012

Let Energizer save you money with the Utility Cash Program {Energizer Max AA Batteries Giveaway}

When it comes to the companies that are known for making a differences, one of the first names I think of is Energizer.

While most people hear Energizer and immediately think of batteries, those are only one aspect of this company that can be found in more than 160 countries across the globe. In fact, Energizer has spent decades supporting organizations helping to make a positive impact in local communities and around the world.

This spring as part of the Energizer campaign — that’s positivenergy — they're "building" on that commitment in a new way through a partnership with Habitat for Humanity. Working with baseball legend and philanthropist Cal Ripken, Jr., Energizer is donating more than $300,000 and 1,000 volunteer hours to Habitat through a multi-city series of volunteer projects to help build new homes and revitalize existing homes for those in need.

Cal Ripkin Habitat for Humanity

A donation of $300,000 and 1,000 volunteer hours? That's not too shabby, Energizer!

But they haven't stopped there — beyond helping Habitat for Humanity, Energizer wants to help all of us as well! With the rising cost of utilities, we can all use a little bit of assistance, especially if you live in a climate that will have a really hot summer.

In addition to the series of volunteer projects, you will see the Energizer and Habitat for Humanity partnership coming to the shelves of your favorite stores. Through the Energizer Utility Cash program, you can collect codes from select Energizer battery and lighting products and redeem them online for savings, up to $25 total savings each per person/household/email address, off of your utility bill (or you can help make a positive impact and choose to turn the codes into a donation to Habitat for Humanity).

Finding the specially marked packages of Energizer batteries is easy, as you simply keep an eye out for the bright yellow label letting you know that you can help save money!

Energizer batteries

Once you've purchased your batteries, the steps to submitting your info are also just as easy:
  1. Once you are finished collecting your codes, visit www.nowthatspositivenergy.com/utilities to enter your codes.
  2. You must enter your codes all at once.
  3. The last day to redeem codes is 3/31/13 at 11:59 p.m. ET.
You start earning rewards with just two codes and will need 10 codes total to earn the full $25.

Energizer bunny

This spring and summer (and beyond), keep an eye out for your favorite Energizer batteries to not only provide long-lasting performance for your gadgets and devices, but to save you money as well. It's a win-win situation!

And, thanks to the generosity of Energizer, one person will be on their way to spending less on their utility bill as well, because...

One lucky person will win two specially marked packages of
Energizer Max AA batteries with special codes!


(Enter with the Rafflecopter form below. If you have any questions or problems entering, there is a video tutorial found here that can help.)

a Rafflecopter giveaway

A big thank you to Energizer for providing two packs of Energizer Max AA batteries for me as well as for one lucky giveaway winner. The opinions shared are my own and honest and if you really need to see more, click here to see how I roll.

158 comments:

  1. We utilize our ceiling fans, and try not to use the AC, during the summer.
    jennifer (at) jennifervandahm.com

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  2. We shut off the lights when we aren't in the rooms and unplug cords that aren't in use
    snugles4433@hotmail.com

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  3. Windows open in the cool morning.

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  4. wE ARE EXTRA CAREFUL WITH LIGHTS AND WATER. I AM USUALLY BETTER WITH THE AC BUT SINCE I AM 8 MONTHS PREGNANT IT HAS BEEN CRANKING. LOL

    INMAN@mOBAP.EDU

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  5. shut off lights and turn down the heat
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  6. Our house is set up nicely for passive solar heating/cooling (Big leafy trees to the South windows.) so we heat a lot that way in early and late winter. We burn wood from our yard to supplement the heating, and always turn out lights we're not using.

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  7. we only use energy efficient light bulbs

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  8. Turn off lights and TV when we leave a room. julierupert@gmail.com

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  9. we use enegyer star qualified appliances

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  10. We unplug small appliances when we are not using them.
    Thank you!

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  11. We unplug appliances when we arent using them and cut out every light except what we are using at that moment.

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  12. We try to keep the lights off during the day. There is a lot of natural sunlight that makes this easy to do.
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  13. We unplug anything we are not using, and lights are only allowed on after dark and in the room we are in. We also open our windows as much as possible instead of using AC's or Fans.

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  14. In the winter, the thermostat is a tad lower (at 68) and the summer it's a bit higher to shave off some heat/cooling bills.

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  15. we only use energy efficient light bulbs, and we turn off lights, and try to eat more salads and not cook so much in the summer.

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  16. shade trees close to house and leave ac off

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  17. I unplug electronics when I'm not using them.
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  18. We have been replacing our appliances with Energy Star appliances.

    abfantom at yahoo dot com

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  19. We teach our children to turn lights off... the tv is on a power switch... open windows in the morning
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  20. Turn out lights when leaving a room

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  21. spacemonkey907 (at) yahoo.com says:

    We live in the dark! LOL We just don't turn on anymore lights than we need at the moment! We unplug anything that doesn't need to be plugged in, such as the fridge, etc. Other things, you can unplug for the most part. Anything with little lights going even when turned off, are sucking electicity. There are nice websites with devices you can buy to meter this consumption.

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  22. we try to turn off all the lights as we leave rooms. Thanks for hosting!

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  23. turn off lights when not in use crystletellerday@yahoo.com

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  24. We only use energy efficient light bulbs and leave them off as much as possible.

    Jennifer Rote
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  25. Shut off lights when not in room and turn off water while brushing teeth instead of leaving it running

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  26. I wash my clothes in cold water

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  27. we turn off lights when not in the room

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  28. I am the lights Police. I go around shutting off the lights if a room is empty.
    We don't let the water run while brushing our teeth.
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  29. I turn the lights off when I leave a room.

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  30. We unplug appliances when we aren't using them and hang dry our clothes
    jjak2003 at gmail dot com

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  31. I unplug chargers and other electronics when they are not in use.Email: yona(at)pricelesswriters.com

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  32. We turn off lights and use energy saving appliances!

    Thanks,

    selinda_mccumbers at yahoo.com

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  33. I turn the heat down in the winter and the AC down in the summer.

    astormer at comcast dot net

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  34. Lindsay, dozer_bug@yahoo.comMay 19, 2012 at 9:16 AM

    we switched to cfl lightbulbs. love em!

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  35. We use air and heat sparingly! captainliss40(at)gmail(dot)com

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  36. Shut everything off when we leave a room.

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  37. I try to get a breeze going with the fan and a/c so I don't have to run the second a/c.

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  38. We have 7 oil lamps- which we use often, especially during winter months to reduce our electric bill.

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  39. We have our lights on timers so if we forget to turn them off, they go off automatically :)

    ktgonyea at gmail.com

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  40. I use light as little as possible and turn them off when done.

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  41. We turn off lights and unplug most appliances when we're not home. Thanks.
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  42. We use energy efficient bulbs and only run our dishwasher and washing machine when full.

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  43. I use energy efficient light bulbs and keep everything unplugged when I go to work

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  44. We keep our thermostat 78 most days in summer.

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  45. Make sure the sinks are dripping.

    chestnutyouth(at)hotmail(dot)com

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  46. keep the heat lowered during the winter and cold months and use energy efficient lightbulbs
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  47. We installed programmable thermostats.
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  48. Keep the heat back to 68 all the time
    use fans instead of air conditioning

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  49. We make sure we turn off all of the lights when leaving a room!

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  50. I use energy efficient light bulbs and turn everything off when it isn't being used

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  51. we turn off the lights as we leave a room

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  52. I turn the air down when I'm not home, and we have timers on our lights.

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  53. we turn lights off when we leave a room


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  54. lol...follow my hubby around the house and turn off lights

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  55. We have sensors on light switches and use our ceiling fans and floor fans alot.

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  56. The biggest thing would be to adjust the AC before we leave the house.

    Leslie Galloway (LesGalloway //at// hotmail //dot// com)
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  57. turn lights off when leaving the room

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  58. This year, despite an unusually warm spring, I have not turned on my AC (except for 1 day when I was gone and the temp was to hit 92, and I have indoor animals). Hope I can manage to keep it off for awhile yet.

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  59. Instead of running the ac all day, we use fans to keep the house cool
    nmcpherson74@ yahoo dot com

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  60. i never use my clothes dryer...i always hang the clothes outside on the clothesline...amazing how much $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ you save!

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  61. We limit how often we use the air conditioning.

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  62. I am a flight attendant so I leave my home for days at a time. When I leave I unplug all of my electronics, which doesn't seem like much but it really does help. Your electronics use a lot more electricity then you think, even while dormant.

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  63. We turn the lights out and use high efficiency bulbs!

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  64. Keep the lights off when not in the room and during the day when the sun is our light

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  65. we reduce the temp. of our hot water heater

    brich22 at earthlink dot net

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  66. In the summer we try to cook outside as much as possible to keep the house cool!

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  67. I've been washing larger loads of laundry

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  68. We use energy efficient light bulbs, set the ac a couple degrees higher and turn lights/tv off if we aren't in the room.

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  69. use fans and less ac
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  70. Always turn off lights when we leave a room, use CFL bulbs, run the dishwasher when full...

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  71. we turn off the lights when we leave our house

    christinejessamine at hotmail dot com

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  72. we unplug stuff when not using it

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  73. I unplug appliances when not in use and we don't have a television.

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  74. We try not to use the air conditioner so much in the summer.
    pkildow at gmail dot com

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  75. i shot off the lights when i leave the room

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  76. Turn off lights and raise the thermostat

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  77. we unplug our appliances and electronics when not in use especially our phone and laptop chargers

    yanktheese@yahoo.com

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  78. We unplug appliances and use energy efficient light bulbs.

    Les Johnson

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  79. We turn off the lights and tv when not in use.
    chavonne.harvey@yahoo.com

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  80. We use energy efficient light bulbs and turn off the lights when we are not in the room

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  81. Turn the lights off during the day

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  82. I turn off all the lights unless we're actively using them.

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  83. I turn off all the lights that are not needed on.

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  84. I unplug my small appliances. Thanks!

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  85. I turn off the lights in every room when I leave them.

    unicorn_angel@hotmail.com

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  86. We upgraded our outdoor screens so we can take advantage of outdoor breezes during the summer and leave our A/C off longer!

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  87. We have our heat on a timer to turn down while we are at work.

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  88. I turn off the lights when nobody is in a room.

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  89. We keep our heat and a/c turned down to save energy.

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  90. unplug appliances not in use
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  91. We lower the thermostat and don't have many lights on unless necessary.

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  92. Everyone in the home makes sure all lights and appliances are turned of whenever a room is left.

    jessicabanks1721@yahoo.com

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  93. I turn off all lights in my house when I am not in actual need of them.

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  94. I turn off all lights in my house when I am not in actual need of them.

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  95. turning off lights
    Thanks a ton! Janna Johnson jannajanna@hotmail.com GFC: janna@feedyourpig

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  96. To lower utility bills I unplug almost everything I can.

    We also enrolled in a special program with our utility company to reduce the cost of energy by charging a different price hourly instead of for the full day. This allows us to adjust our energy uses to not so popular times of the day.

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  97. We turn off lights when we aren't in the room.

    Thanks for the giveaway!

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  98. unplug stuff that I don't use often

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  99. Try to keep all computers and electronics turned off when not using them

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  100. Turn off the lights and the TV's

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  101. We unplug all appliance when not in use and turn down heat and air condition temps going without air when ever possible
    Diane Baum
    esldiane@gmail.com

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  102. We unplug all appliance when not in use and turn down heat and air condition temps going without air when ever possible
    Diane Baum
    esldiane@gmail.com

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  103. We unplug our unused electronics.
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  104. using as little lights as possible helps controll heat and electricity being used

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  105. We turn off lights that aren't being used
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  106. We have been hanging our clothes on the clothesline instead of using the dryer.

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  107. We turn off water and lights when not in use.
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  108. I make sure to keep the lights off and electronics unplugged if we aren't using them. Thank you for the chance at this contest! codisweepstakes2 (at) gmail (dot) com

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  109. We buy energy efficient appliances and light bulbs and try to conserve

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  110. We always make sure our air conditioner filter is changed when needed and use energy saving light bulbs! Thanks!

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  111. Turn the lights off when I'm not using them.

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  112. I try not to run the AC anymore than I have to.

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  113. i turn off all the lights

    lowville04@yahoo.com

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  114. We unplug everything when not in use, turn off lights, use CFLs, and use HE appliances

    the imagine tree at aol dot com

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  115. I have replaced all my lights with compact flourecence.

    gohanxavier@yahoo.com

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  116. We're restricting our AC use and using CFLs wherever we can

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  117. We try to keep the ac set to 76 and use ceining fans.

    eddingsfamily@prodigy.net

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  118. Lights out that we dont use
    schueler.jessica@yahoo.com

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  119. Lights out that we dont use
    schueler.jessica@yahoo.com

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  120. No water running while we brush our teeth..

    ltlbit1 at hotmail dot com

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  121. I turn off lights when not in use.

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  122. We unplug energy "vampires" when we're not using them! (Miz Vickik)

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  123. We turn off all the lights when we leave the house

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  124. I turn off my water heater, turned off my air conditioning, and unplug everything I'm not actively using.

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  125. Keep the thermostats low in the winter and high in the summer to reduce heating and air conditioning bills. Also, eliminated an extra freezer.

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  126. We Set the AC just a little higher rkmarsh@aol.com

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  127. We turn down the air conditioner when we leave for the day.

    tannerboyle12@hotmail.com

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  128. We make sure to unplug anything we are not using especially when we leave home.
    bekki1820cb at gmail dot com

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  129. We turn the lights off when not in room or in use!
    ptavernie at yahoo dot com

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  130. we use candles instead of lights !

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  131. We have an Mpower box that tracks exactly how much power we use...we have been able to make adjustments and see our weaknesses.

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  132. Open windows instead of turning on the central air. Some days anyhow! (Some days get unbearable.)

    couponshanda (at) yahoo (dot) com

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  133. We turn off lights, unplug chargers and keep the ac set on a reasonable temperature.

    Thank you for the entry,

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  134. turn things off when not in use,timer on the pool
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  135. Keep everything unplugged when it's not in use, and watch our water consumption.

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  136. i use energy saving bulbs

    jim.coyne2@verizon.net

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  137. Nothing is on unless it is in use. :-) Thank you.
    jaquerichards at yahoo dot com

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  138. We try to keep lights and electronics off when not in use.

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  139. We turn off lights and use efficient appliances

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  140. I always shut off lights I'm not using.

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