Insulate the first 2 metres of hot and cold water pipes leading from your hot water heater. Fill the sink with water for shaving. Open the window shades or curtains during the day in winter on the southern side of the house to allow sun penetration. Cover sun sensitive furniture and articles. Turn off the power to your Central air conditioner in late fall and back on 24 hours prior to airconditioning use in spring or summer.
Some central conditioners draw power all the time.
Use one watt Xmas mini lamps. Keep Window shades or curtains tightly drawn on the sunny sides of the house to help keep the house cooler. The information contained herein is published as a convenient reference for Winnipeg Hydro's customers and is distributed without charge. While every effort has been made to provide accurate and complete information, Winnipeg Hydro does not warrant the accuracy or efficacy thereof. Winnipeg Hydro will not be liable for any loss, costs, damage or injury whatsoever, resulting from the use of this material.