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Delonghi TRD0715T Safe Heat Oil-Filled Radiator List Price: $91.00 Sale Price: $64.99 Used From: $62.99 Average Rating:   |
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Banish the chills this winter with the energy-efficient Safe Heat Oil-Filled Radiator from industry leader, DeLonghi. Solo, the quiet radiator serves as an alternative heat source in small and medium rooms... |
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DeLonghi TRN0812T Portable Oil-Filled Radiator with Programmable Timer List Price: $119.99 Sale Price: $57.00 Used From: $59.95 Average Rating:  |
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As the weather cools down, you can always rely on this portable radiator to heat things up. Providing fast and flexible heating, you'll be able to send waves of warmth through any room. One-year warranty... |
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Capresso H2O Pro Programmable Cordless 56-Ounce Water Kettle with Variable Temperature Control List Price: $130.00 Sale Price: $99.95 Average Rating: |
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This programmable cordless water kettle is faster, safer and more energy efficient than any stovetop kettle. Its ease of use and precise digital temperature control, combined with its beautiful stainless steel design, make the H2O PRO the top choice for the true tea lover... |
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Lux TX9100E 7 Day Universal Programmable Thermostat List Price: $79.99 Sale Price: $54.82 Used From: $49.99 Average Rating:  |
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The new Lux ® TX9100E is a new, fully-programmable energy saving thermostat that is compatible for use with almost every home heating and cooling system, including heat pumps! 7-Day programmable, the TX9100E helps save energy by allowing a homeowner to select times and temperatures that best match their daily schedules and comfort levels... |
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Lux TX9000RF Programmable Thermostat with Remote List Price: $119.99 Sale Price: $74.99 Average Rating: |
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Offering versatile operation and energy savings, the Lux TX9000RF Programmable Thermostat has remote control that allows you to make temperature adjustments from virtually anywhere in your home. This battery powered seven-day programmable thermostat is packed with innovative features, and it's compatible with most 24-volt heating and air conditioning systems... |
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Lux Products ELV4 Programmable Line Voltage Thermostat List Price: $59.99 Sale Price: $38.60 Average Rating: |
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With its clean, attractive design and electronic accuracy, the Lux ELV4 5-2 Programmable Line-Voltage Heating Thermostat is a must-have for any energy-conscious home. This cost-effective, energy-saving programmable thermostat is designed for electric baseboard, cable, and ceiling heat... |
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New Ge 15086 7-Day Digital Wall Switch Programmable Timer Ideal For Lights Fans Heaters & Pumps List Price: $68.74 Sale Price: $34.37 |
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Exceptional customer service and unparalleled product expertise. |
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Comfort Zone CZ9009 DIGITAL OIL FILLED RADIATORHEATER Sale Price: $58.89 Average Rating: |
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* Electric oil-filled radiator * Digital interface with soft touch button controls * Timer function turns heater on or off in 1 hour increments up to 10 hours * Safety tip over switch * Safety overheat protection system * Permanently sealed * Never needs refueling * Convenient cord storage * Stay cool molded handle * On/off master switch with indicator light * 4 easy to assemble casters * 7 husky settings * Black * ETL listed * 900 to 1500 watts |
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Aube TH114-A-024T Non-Programmable Thermostat Sale Price: $102.72 |
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Aube's TH114-A-024T non-programmable thermostats can be used to control ambient temperature. Features an easy-to-read backlit display, slim contemporary design and precise temperature control. |
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ICM FS1500L Non Programmable Garage Heater Thermostat |  |
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US $29.99 | 22d 19h 40m |
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Analytica Programmable Gas Heater/Controller mod 101101 | |
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US $445.00 | 21d 13h 13m |
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LASKO 755320 PROGRAMMABLE CERAMIC TOWER HEATER REMOTE | |
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US $49.99 | 16d 10h 15m |
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CTC a/c heater digital Programmable control Thermostat | |
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US $19.99 | 2d 12h 7m |
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5 Energy Saving Tips For Renters
If you rent your home or live in an apartment, you may feel that there's not a lot you can do to keep your energy costs under control. Apartment buildings are notorious for being very inefficient. Since the building owner doesn't pay the energy bills, they don't have any incentive, except where building codes require it, to install energy saving equipment. As a renter, you generally have no incentive to install energy saving equipment in your home or apartment. There are, however, some exceptions to this, and you can always optimize the equipment that you're stuck with so that it runs as efficiently as possible. Let's take a look at some of the ways that you can save money on your energy costs as a renter.
Programmable Thermostat
Programmable thermostats are an excellent way to slash 10-15% off of your heating and cooling bills. They generally cost between $50 and $100 and will come with installation instructions. If you're not comfortable doing the installation yourself, have a competent friend or an electrician do it for you. Remember to save the old thermostat. You will need to reinstall it when you move out. Once you've installed the new thermostat, program it to match your daily routine. At times when you're not at home, the thermostat can adjust the temperature up in the summer, or down in winter. While you're at it, try changing you typical settings. Perhaps you can be just as comfortable with the AC set to 78 degrees as 72 degrees. You can save even more money this way.
Lighting
Lighting is an area where you have almost complete control over your energy use. Besides conserving energy by turning off unneeded lights, you can install energy efficient compact fluorescent bulbs (CFLs) in the lamps and fixtures in your home. CFLs use about 25% of the energy that incandescent bulbs use. They also produce a lot less heat, so during the summer cooling season they will help keep you living space at a more comfortable temperature, without the need to more air conditioning.
Low flow showerhead
Low flow showerheads are an inexpensive way to save money on your water and water heating bills. You can probably find one for $15 or less at your local home improvement store. They take minutes to install. Don't forget to put the old showerhead in a safe place (keep it with that old thermostat you replaced) so that you can reinstall it when you move out.
Adjust your Water heater
If you have access to your water heater, take a look at its temperature setting. If it is set above 120 degrees you should turn it down. Heating the water any higher just wastes energy and increases the risk of scalding burns. Most water heaters have a "vacation" setting. Use this feature when you're away from home for more than a few days. Leave yourself a reminder to turn the heat back up when you get home.
Maintain Your Furnace and Air Conditioner
You don't have any control over what make and model of air conditioner or furnace you have in your apartment. You can make a safe bet that they are probably old and inefficient. Heating and cooling costs are the single biggest part of your energy bill so even little steps that you take can save you money. If you have access to your furnace and air conditioner, take the time and effort to maintain these pieces of equipment. Change your furnace filter every few months during the heating season. Regular inspections will give you a sense for how often the filter needs changing. Do the same for your air conditioner. If you are renting a home and your AC unit is exposed to direct sunlight, make a shade for it. Your AC condenser will run more efficiently at lower temperatures.
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