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Reduce parking lot lighting to minimum functional levels • Keep to a minimum those activities — building cleaning, maintenance, restocking, etc. — which would require heating and lighting beyond normal working hours • Curtail after-dark sports, entertainment, and recreational activities • Close public museums, art galleries, and historic buildings which require heating and lighting • Operate stores and other places of business for no more than six days a week with a maximum of 54 hours of operation a week. Here's what residential customers can do to continue conserving electricity at home during this emergency: • Lower thermostats to 68 degrees — even lower at night • Use dishwashers, washers, and dryers only when needed and only for full loads • Eliminate use of unneeded indoor lights and outdoor lights not needed for safety • Turn off TV sets and radios not in use. These are just a few ways to conserve electricity. Were certain you'll think of others.
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