How to Lower Heating Bills During Minnesota’s Deep Winter Without Sacrificing Comfort
Even among homes with fuel-based heating, the average winter energy bill in Minnesota can be almost $200. During cold snaps, spikes as high as $300 aren’t unusual. Lowering your energy bills can make a notable difference in your household budget. Let’s explore some of the steps you can take. Determine Your Ideal Wintertime Temperature A good plan for lowering your heating bills begins with a target temperature for when you’re home and awake. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recommends 68 degrees Fahrenheit. It’s a safe temperature for health purposes and strikes a balance between comfort and energy
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