Change your holiday lights

I just received a very nice email from Bruce Stewart, editor of Coverleaf Blog

He would like to add to my christmas entry: "The latest issue of Midwest Living has a short feature on “greening up” your holiday lights this year, and they’re not talking about the color of the light bulbs. The crucial piece of advice is to trade in your incandescent holiday lights for LED-based light sets. An average user will save $19 per year on energy costs by making the swap. But the more interesting statistic to me was that if just 20% of homes in the U.S. switched to using LED-based holiday lights, that would save enough energy to power 100,000 homes for an entire year!"

To read the entire story go to: Coverleaf Blog

Comments

[Bruce Stewart]

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[Led holiday Lights]

This article is so true! LED holiday lights are more energy efficient that your usual christmas lights and it is more cheaper!

[Wholesale electronics]

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