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Damn things apparently pay for themselves in some areas. I see businesses putting them up for personal use already.]]>Nov 30th 2008 9:02AMhttp://www.switched.com/2008/11/26/renewable-energy-hits-cemetery-in-spain/http://www.switched.com/2008/11/26/renewable-energy-hits-cemetery-in-spain/Nov 30th 2008 9:09AMhttp://www.switched.com/2008/11/26/renewable-energy-hits-cemetery-in-spain/http://www.switched.com/2008/11/26/renewable-energy-hits-cemetery-in-spain/
Learn how to turn lights off when leaving a room for example. My family saves almost 30 dollars a month by turning our electric water heater off after morning showers. We may need to turn it on prior to doing dishes in the evening for a few minutes but it is only a 10 gallon water heater and heats very quicky. No, we never run out of hot water but we don't take baths. We shower instead.

Heating 52 gallons of water is a huge waste for most families when 10 gallons will do the job. This also saves water.

PS You can get a 10 gallon water heater from any RV supplier. Get an aluminum tank it will last forever. Although every 5 years you may need to change heating elements, a very simple job.
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