The cost of living only continues to rise leading consumers all over the U.S. constantly looking for ways to cut household costs. In fact, the largest expense in most U.S. households is the cost of energy to heat our homes during the colder months. According to the U.S. Department of energy, natural gas consumers typically spend less than $1,000 annually while those who count on oil spend more than $1,600 every year. But for natural gas consumers looking for even more ways to spend less, there’s still the question: Is it more expensive to turn heat on and off or lower the temperature? The answer isn’t all that simple because it depends on a series of other factors. For example, things like the kind of system you use to heat your home, how well insulated your home is and what kind of thermostat you have are all things that contribute to how much your household can save with either option.
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