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  • Put on more layers of clothing to keep warm. You can take off a sweater when you're active, then put it back on when you're not.

  • Turn off television sets, stereos and other electric appliances whenever you're not using them.

  • Move furniture away from heating and cooling registers or radiators. Blocking or restricting airflow makes heating and air conditioning systems work harder. If the vent is located inconveniently, install a deflector and direct the hot or cold air right where you want it. They're inexpensive and easy to install.

  • Consider using solid-state dimmers with your incandescent lights. When you finish using a reading or work light, you can dim it for general room illumination.
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