Cut down your energy bills with LED light bulbs
The arrival of fall means shorter days and longer nights. It also means more time spent indoors with the lights on — and higher energy bills. Save a buck by changing to energy-efficient LED light bulbs.
According to the Department of Energy, LED lights use a whopping 75% less energy and last 25 times longer than incandescent lighting. For the average homeowner, this translates into approximately $225 in savings each year. Whether you cut your incandescent cold turkey or start the LED transition process slowly, consider SMART LED LIGHT BULB OPTIONS as you improve your home’s energy efficiency.
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