Test your energy usage with “Kill-a-Watt”

Do you want to save money and reduce your “carbon footprint” by reducing your electricity use? The Hamilton Public Library now has a helpful meter called “Kill-a-Watt” which measures the electricity powering your appliances. The library will lend it out to any library user who is curious to discover which appliances in their home are heavy users of electricity.

It is commonly known that heaters draw more electricity than other appliances, but what about refrigerators? Frost-free models use more power than non-frost ones because they have heaters to melt frost build-up and prevent mold. That old refrigerator in the garage used for storing potatoes or to chill soda pop may be the greediest refrigerator of all.

Kill-a-Watt EZ Electricity Usage Monitor for $29 + free shipping ...

Home Depot offers P3 International Kill-a-Watt EZ Electricity Usage Monitor, model no. P4460 for $ 28.97 with free shipping. It is $ 1 under our mention April and the lowest total price we could find, as a dollar. Sales tax is added where applicable. It calculates the cost of electricity and gives you weekly, monthly or yearly forecasts.

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