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By Kkoanne Siiick Spwuil to tho Timtot IVmovrnt The cost of energy has made it more important than ever to cut costs wherever you can. You can save money while still staying warm and toasty during the coming winter months: • If you have a central heating system in your home, set the thermostat between feS and 71) degrees durtng the day. Each degree makes a difference on your utility bill • If you're going on an extended tnp, consider turning your heat down all the way — provided your pipes are well-insulated and you're not leaving Fido at home • Keep the doors of cupboards, pantnes, and closets closed This is wasted heating space. Conversely, keep blinds and curtains open on sun-exposed windows during the day. • Try turning your thermostat down at night and using extra blankets or a heating blanket instead. • It sounds simple, but wearing warm clothes inside the' house can save a lot of money on your heating bill. l>ress in layers, and wear thick socks or slippers. It might Ux>k silly, but you can also wear a hut to keep horn losing the heat from your head Personally, l wear gloves inside if my hands get too cold.
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