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Home 2018 December 14 Cut Your Energy Bill This Winter with 35 Pro Tips

Cut Your Energy Bill This Winter with 35 Pro Tips

11. Use rechargeable batteries

Think about the batteries you use in your household — such as for your remote controls, video game controllers, toys, flashlights, cordless phones, digital cameras, and wall clocks. There’s a good chance that you go through a lot of batteries and, if so, that you could save some significant dollars by using rechargeable batteries.

Yes, there’s a meaningful upfront cost. But after that, you won’t have to buy new batteries very often. A battery charger that can refresh eight AA batteries at once might cost you $20 to $25 (with a set of batteries included), and you very likely won’t need to buy more for several years. Alternatively, you might pay between about $6 and $8 for an eight-pack of good AA batteries.

Dec 14, 2018Tudor Zaharia
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