Try this tonight: set your water heater to ~120°F (and label it). Lower temps often cut standby losses + slow mineral buildup—still plenty hot for most homes. What’s your current setpoint? #InergySystems #Efficiency

Try this tonight: set your water heater to ~120°F (and label it). Lower temps often cut standby losses + slow mineral buildup—still plenty hot for most homes. What’s your current setpoint? #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 = lower bills, with the same hot showers. What’s your current temp set to? #InergySystems #EnergySavings
Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (and add a simple timer if you’re on a predictable schedule). You’ll cut standby heat loss and still have plenty of hot water. What’s your current setpoint? #InergySystems #Efficiency
Try this tonight: put TVs, game consoles, printers + speakers on a smart power strip and set it to cut power overnight. It helps stop “phantom” standby use that quietly bumps your bill. What’s the worst energy vampire in your place? #InergySystems #EnergySavings
Try this tonight: put TVs, printers, chargers + game consoles on a smart power strip (or switch it off). “Off” isn’t always off—phantom loads can quietly add up. What’s the one device you suspect most? 🔌 #InergySystems #EnergySavings
Try this tonight: set your water heater to ~120°F (and add an insulating jacket if it’s in a garage/basement). Less standby heat loss = lower bills, with plenty of hot water for most homes. What’s your current setpoint? #InergySystems #EnergySavings
Myth-bust: “It’s off, so it’s not using power.” 👀 Many TVs, printers, and chargers still sip energy on standby. Try a smart power strip tonight—one button (or auto-sense) can cut phantom loads + lower your bill. What’s always plugged in? #InergySystems #EnergySavings
Quick win: wrap a water heater blanket + insulate the first 6–10 ft of hot water pipes. Less heat lost in the garage/basement = the heater cycles less, bills often drop. What temp is your water heater set to right now? #InergySystems #Efficiency
Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (and add an insulation blanket if it’s older). You’ll cut standby losses and still have plenty of hot water. What’s yours set to right now? #InergySystems #Efficiency
Try “night mode” for your home or shop: set TVs, PCs, printers, and game consoles to auto-sleep + use a smart power strip for the entertainment/desk cluster. It cuts phantom load that sneaks into the bill. What device do you suspect is the worst? #InergySystems #EnergySavings
Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (and “Vacation” mode when you’re away). Less standby heat loss = lower bills, with the same hot showers. What’s your water heater set to right now? #InergySystems #EnergySavings
Try this tonight: set your water heater to ~120°F (and add an insulating blanket if it’s older). It often trims standby losses without killing comfort. What’s your current setpoint—ever checked it? #InergySystems #Efficiency
Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (and use vacation mode if you’re away). It can cut standby heat loss without changing your routine. Want a reminder to check it seasonally? #InergySystems #EnergySavings
Try this tonight: set your water heater to ~120°F (unless you need hotter). It often cuts standby heat loss and still keeps showers comfy. Want a quick checklist to see if yours is set too high? #InergySystems #Efficiency
Quick win: add door sweeps + fresh weatherstripping to exterior doors. If you can feel a draft, your HVAC is paying to heat/cool the outdoors—sealing those gaps often improves comfort fast. What’s your leakiest door? 🚪 #InergySystems #Efficiency
Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (most are higher than needed). It can cut standby losses and still keep showers comfy. If you have a “vacation” mode, use it when you’re away. What’s your current setting? #InergySystems #EnergySavings
Quick win: wrap your water heater + the first few feet of hot water pipe with insulation 🧥 It cuts standby heat loss so you’re not paying to reheat water all day. Weekend project—want a link to a simple checklist? #InergySystems #Efficiency
Quick win for home + small biz: add a smart power strip to your TV/office/point‑of‑sale setup. It cuts “always on” standby loads by turning accessories off when the main device sleeps. What plug-in cluster bugs you most? #InergySystems #EnergySavings
Try this tonight: set your water heater to 120°F (and insulate the first few feet of hot water pipe if you can). You’ll waste less heat between uses, so showers feel the same but bills can drop. What temp is yours set to? #InergySystems #Efficiency
Try this tonight: set your smart thermostat to “Auto” and widen the temp range a couple degrees (e.g., 68–74). HVAC runs less, comfort often stays the same, and bills can drop. What’s your current setpoint? #InergySystems #Efficiency