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home. This requires the assistance of a certified electrician who
can inspect the circuitry, repair old wiring, swap out circuit
boxes, electrical outlets, or any other items which may need to
be replaced.
3. Invest in Energy-Efficient Appliances
Old appliances in your home are eventually replaced. Take the
opportunity to make subtle changes that can help improve
energy conservation within your home by replacing old
appliances with new ones that have energy-efficient labels.
Look for the ENERGY STAR ratings and the logo on appliances,
which indicate that the appliance uses less energy. This is
especially important for your washer, dryer and even
refrigerator.
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