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What have you done to make your home more energy-efficient?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on August 3, 2013
“We put in a high-efficiency air conditioner.”
“We don’t use air conditioning and we turn off lights. We also have energy-efficient windows.”
“I think we just got our air conditioner repaired so it works faster. ”
“Whenever I leave for an extended period of time I turn down the air or on the rare days it’s cooler out I open windows or turn the A.C. off completely.”
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