You'll get fresh produce, and it's a fun way to interact with your community. Buying the food from the person who grows it is very different from going to the grocery store, according to Gerri Glass, executive director of Main Street Radford. It is very small scale. It's usually a little more expensive but on the other hand the quality exceeds anything you can get in most supermarkets because the food is very fresh. It hasn't been in storage in a supermarket for weeks.
Refrigerators are the biggest energy hogs in the home.
Also, be sure to clean the nasty coils underneath your fridge. If they're dirty, they won't be able to dissipate heat and your electricity bill will suffer. No, not your belly button, the lint trap on your clothes dryer. Clean the lint basket between each load. The circulating air dries the clothes.