Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (most are higher by default). Less standby heat loss = lower bills, and you’ll often still have plenty of hot water. What’s yours set to right now? #InergySystems #Efficiency

Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (and add a cheap insulating blanket if it’s in a cold space). It often cuts standby heat loss without hurting comfort. What’s your current setpoint? #InergySystems #Efficiency

Try this tonight: set your water heater to ~120°F and add a $10 insulation blanket if it’s in a cool garage/basement. Less standby heat loss = lower bills (and fewer “why is my utility so high?” moments). What temp is yours set to? #InergySystems #EnergySavings

Weekend laundry tip: switch to cold wash + air-dry a load when you can. Most energy goes to heating water—cold cycles clean well and cost less to run. What’s your “always hot” item you’d try cold on? #InergySystems #EnergySavings

Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (and add a simple timer if your routine is predictable). Less standby heat loss = lower bills, without cold showers for most homes. What’s your current setpoint? #InergySystems #Efficiency

Try a smart power strip for your TV/PC setup: plug the “always on” stuff (router) into one side, and everything else into the switched outlets. It cuts sneaky standby use when you’re not around. What’s your biggest “always plugged in” culprit? #InergySystems #EnergySavings

Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (and add a cheap insulation wrap if it’s in a garage/basement). It can cut standby heat loss and still keep showers comfortable. What’s your current setting—120, 130, or 140? #InergySystems #Efficiency

Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (or “low”) and add a $10 insulation sleeve if it’s warm to the touch. Less standby heat loss = lower bills, same showers. What’s yours set to right now? #InergySystems #EnergySavings

Hot water running out fast? Wrap your water heater + the first few feet of hot pipes with an insulation blanket/sleeves. It can cut standby heat loss so the heater cycles less (and your bills can ease up). What’s your water heater set to right now? #InergySystems #EnergySavings

Quick win: wrap your water heater + first few feet of hot-water pipes with an insulation blanket/sleeves. Less heat lost = the heater cycles less and bills often drop. Weekend project in under an hour—have you checked yours lately? #InergySystems #Efficiency

Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (most homes don’t need hotter) + insulate the first few feet of hot water pipe. You’ll waste less heat standby + get faster hot water. What’s your current setting? #InergySystems #Efficiency

Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F and insulate the first few feet of hot water pipe. Less standby heat loss = hot water that costs less. What’s your water heater set to right now? #InergySystems #EnergySavings

Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F and insulate the first 6 ft of hot water pipe. You’ll cut standby heat loss so you’re not paying to “reheat” all day. What’s your current setpoint? #InergySystems #EnergySavings

Try this tonight: set your water heater to ~120°F (and add a simple tank blanket if it’s older). Less standby heat loss = lower bills, often with no noticeable change. What’s your current setting? #InergySystems #EnergySavings

Try this tonight: put your computers, printers, and TVs on a smart power strip (or switch them fully off). “Sleep” mode still sips power—phantom loads add up on the bill. What’s the one device you suspect is always sneaking energy? 🔌 #InergySystems #EnergySavings

Try this tonight: set your water heater to ~120°F (and insulate the first few feet of hot water pipe). You’ll often cut standby heat loss while keeping showers comfy. What temp is yours set to right now? #InergySystems #Efficiency

Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (and add a timer if you’re on a predictable schedule). Less standby heat loss = lower bills, with little comfort change. What’s your current setpoint? #InergySystems #Efficiency