Chalky 10/08/2008
Isn't Al Gore's monthly electric bill in the thousands?!?!? geesh
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Carla 867 08/15/2008
Helps the utility bill stay down
SOUTHERN BELLE 06/09/2008
once again the power bill sees results but the actual appliance is more expensive
GenghisTheHun 05/13/2008
I already talked about the mercury in the "friendly" light bulbs. I am not that impressed with the other stuff.
trebon1038 05/12/2008
more to save money on utilities.
twansalem 05/12/2008
I don't necessarily look for it, but most of the newer appliances I've purchased probably fall in this category.
irishgit 05/12/2008
When I bought my condo, it had a fridge, stove and dishwasher in various states of advancing age.
Budgetary considerations did not permit immediate replacement. However, when the fridge woke me up one night with a profound gurgling sigh like a dying sheep, followed by expelling a puddle on the floor, I replaced it with a more energy efficient unit.
The stove, which burns so much power that the utility company sends me Christmas cards, will be the next to go.
93century 06/20/2006
The new appliances may be energy efficient, but wont have that much of a life span compared to your old ones.
Silver Eagle 252 05/21/2006
I don't buy too many products too often that are energy rated, but when I do, I try to always go with the most energy efficient models. Since there is a choice, there's not reason not to try to spend a little extra up front. The last appliance I bought was a washing machine. I waited for the most energy efficient model to go on sale and ended up paying less than an equivalent model that was not as energy efficient.
Redoedo 10/24/2005
It is sometimes difficult to do this, as most of the energy-saving appliances on the market are more expensive than other products. It does save money in the long-term, but many people can't afford to make this short-term investment. However, if you can afford it, then why not?
Djahuti 10/24/2005
This just makes good sense.It saves you money,and it curbs pollution and waste.
kamylienne 10/23/2005
Now that I'm starting to buy appliances and stuff, yeah, I'll consider buying stuff that is more energy-efficient. It won't be the ONLY consideration, but it'd be a big consideration.
Kairho 10/23/2005
Absolutely. There is almost no additional cost, if any, and there are plenty of such products on the market. There;s no excuse not to so this when available.
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