Choosing the Most Energy-Efficient Water Heaters
Sponsored by: ProudGreenHome.com
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Heating up your water can account for up to 25 percent of your energy bills. Make sure you're following the most efficient steps with your water heater system. Consider the following tips:
- Conventional tanks should be heavily insulated
- Fan-assisted gas water heaters reduce heat losses
- Demand heaters can save up to 50 percent on energy bills
- Small changes, such as reducing the water temperature to 120 degrees, can make a big difference
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