It’s finally time. After weeks of thinking
it over, you’ve decided to switch from incandescent to LED lighting for your
home. You want to save on your electric bills and get more out of your
hard-earned paycheck, but even with newer and cheaper LED’s, they are
still more expensive than incandescent bulbs. How can you be sure you’re
getting the best in upgrade costs?
Let’s take a look at where to start and how to
finally make the switch to LED lighting.
In general, you have one of two choices: Replace
bulbs in a room immediately or replace bulbs as they burn out. If you want to
completely transition to LED lighting without waiting for the incandescents in
your home to bite the dust, experts suggest that you start changing over to LED
lights in the rooms in your home that have the highest traffic.
The first places you should change are heavily
trafficked areas or hard to reach lights. The living room or
dining room feature the highest volume of people and tend to use more light
than other rooms. When lights are on in the house, they’re usually on in
those rooms. Switching to LED here will save you more money in the long
run by reducing the amount of energy used in your home each day.
But wait, isn’t the kitchen the most used room of
the home? For many homeowners, the answer is yes. But how often are you in your
kitchen with the lights on compared to the living room or dining room? Your
family tends to spend the most time with the lights on in common areas of the
home.
Not only will your family get the most use out of
these lights, but you will realize the greatest energy savings the soonest.
This is because these are the lights that are on the most.
Another suggestion is to start with the
lights in your home that are the most difficult to reach. These may be in
your kitchen or the recessed lights in your family room. You know the lights we
are talking about. Those that give you an inward eye roll and grumble when they
blow out because they are such a pain to replace. Start with those and you
won’t have to think about them again for quite some time.
Now that you know what to do, it’s time to
get up and get it done. If you have more questions about LED bulbs, energy
efficiency or how you can make easy changes that save you money while helping
the environment, at Rayneau, we are here for you.
Visit our website and stay
awhile. If you like what you see, visit or call us at our hardware stores
conveniently located in Corinth 450-7247, Vide Bouteille 450-7246, Monchy
450-7248 or Babonneau 450-5759. You will be happy you did — and so will
the environment.
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