In our house, the only batteries we use are Energizer batteries. When I find a brand that I know and trust, I am loyal to that brand. Not only does Energizer make batteries that fit every need we have ever had for batteries, I like that they are helping to make the world a better place through their now that's positivenergy campaigns. For decades, Energizer has supported organizations helping to make a positive impact in local communities and around the world.
This spring, Energizer is "building" on that commitment in a new way through a partnership with Habitat for Humanity®. Working with baseball legend and philanthropist Cal Ripken, Jr., Energizer is donating more than $300,000 and 1,000 volunteer hours to Habitat through a multi-city series of volunteer projects to help build new homes and revitalize existing homes for those in need.
With the rising cost of utilities, we can all use a little bit of help right? Especially with the hot summer we're sure to have here in Sunny Florida! So, beyond helping Habitat, Energizer is doing something to help us all out. In addition to the series of volunteer projects, you will see the Energizer and Habitat for Humanity partnership coming to the shelves of your favorite stores. Through the Energizer Utility Cash program, you can collect codes from select Energizer battery and lighting products and redeem them online for savings, up to $25 total savings each per person/household/email address, off your own utility bill. You start earning rewards with just two codes and will need 10 codes total to earn the full $25. Or you can help make a positive impact and choose to turn the codes into a donation to Habitat for Humanity®.
For more information on Energizer's partnership with Habitat for Humanity®, visit nowthatspositivenergy.com. You will also find tips on how to save energy in your home, and learn more about products focused on performance and responsibility. While you're there, make sure you enter to win a Home Power Kit valued at $300 through Energizer's Facebook page.
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~*~Energizer Max AA Batteries~*~
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Disclosure: All opinions are my own. I received two specially marked packages of Energizer batteries as a thank you for spreading the word about this great program. No other compensation was received. A big Thank You to Energizer for providing the giveaway prize.
68 comments:
I turn off lights when Im not in the room
All new ee light bulbs, all electronics are plugged into sure protectors and turned off when we are not home or at night, we do most of our laundry in cold water. We also keep or thermostat at 76 in the summer and 68 in the winter.
Thanks,
Michelle W.
We use CFL light bulbs and make sure we turn off lights when we're not in the room. And we do all our laundry in cold water (except towels).
I use CFLs, open windows instead of running the A/C, and use cold water in the washing machine.
i wish we could save more, but we are very careful with the lights and other utilities.
inman@Mobap.edu
we save by turning the ac up when we go to work and when we come home- we use fans- we dont turn it down until the sun goes down
tcogbill at live dot com
wash laundry in cold water
wash in cold water and hang dry most of my clothes, carawling(at)hotmail(dot)com
We make sure tv, lights, etc are off when we are not in that room. We also make sure to unplug unused items
cold water wash and leave ac off
Turn lights off when we leave rooms. Turn off A/C when we are gone.
lkish77123 at gmail dot com
We hang our clothes outside
we bbq alot during the summer, so i dont have to use the oven and it keeps the house from heating up
wash clothes in cold water and dry outside, turn off power strips and use energy saving light bulbs
tiramisu392 (at) yahoo.com
we turn out lights in rooms when we're not in them
we don't let appliances sit on standby
Thank you for hosting this giveaway
Louis
pumuckler {at} gmail {dot} com
We only turn on the lights of the rooms where we are present.
jmesparza821(at)gmail(dot)com
We turn off the lights and open up the blinds to bring in sunlight.
ginaferrell3 at yahoo dot com
i save money by not using my clothes dryer and hanging the clothes on the clothesline....you save so much $$$$$$$$$$$$$
gonna make people mad always do but you are all missing the boat. take that big ol' central unit to the scrap yard use the $$ you get from the copper and buy window units. we live in the deep south. kept central set at 74 and roasted now keep window units at 68. even with 3 rate increases our bill went from 240$ to 110$ nobody can save that much with the little fixes the power company tells you about. remember they are for the most part a for profit business. our window units use approximately the same power as our COFFEE MAKER sorry i rant but it is so true
We have been replacing our appliances with Energy Star appliances.
abfantom at yahoo dot com
turning off all lights and equipment that is not in use saves energy
I turn off my water heater, turned off my air conditioning, and unplug everything I'm not actively using.
Unplug everything when I am not using it.
we look for energy star appliances
turn off lights when not in use crystletellerday@yahoo.com
I sometimes hang clothes out on the line instead of putting them in the dryer.
We use the newest available light bulbs. We try to do laundry on a regular schedule to avoid overload. We turn lights out. And although it is normally hot here we try to turn our ac off at least 1 day a week.
Turn my computer off once in a while!
Turn off lights when we leave a room and only run the dishwasher when full.
In the Winter, we keep our thermostats at the same temperature in each room. Each room has its' own heat control, which keeps our heat bill down.
We also turn lights and equipment off when we are not in a room.
Thanks for the giveaway opportunity. ~Pauline
dod@rogers.com
I turn down the water heater
We unplug small appliances when we are not using them and use energy efficient light bulbs.
I use CFLs,smart strips
We use energy efficient light bulbs and turn off the lights in the day and when we aren't in the room
I keep the thermostat high in summer and low in winter.
My suggestion is to set a timer to limit showers to 10 minutes
we use ceiling fans year round.
Unplug electtronics and chargers when not in use. Email: yona(at)pricelesswriters.com
We turn off the lights whenever we leave the room.
I shut off ceiling fans when I'm not in the room.
I use my dryer very little. I usually line dry my laundry.
Turn off things not in use.
We keep our heat and a/c turned down.
katfam95 at aim dot com
I unplug appliances that are not in use
christal c
Installing a programmable thermostat can reduce your electric bill.
jtmagmom73(at)gmail(dot)com
Having outlet strips with individual on off switches....
we use engery saving light bulbs
thanks
fb name rochelle johnson
traceyj40@sbcglobal.net
we use the energy saving light bulbs
Anything that is not in use is off and we use energy saving bulbs in all our light fixtures. :-) Thank you.
jaquerichards at yahoo dot com
We keep things unplugged when not in use.
I unplug energy vampires when not in use! Miz Vickik
I keep all the lights off during the day and I also turn the air conditioner up and turn on fans
lgothard@comcast.net
I turn off lights and use CFL bulbs
I use energy efficient cfl bulbs. Tanks for the giveaway.
President(dot)peaches(at)hotmail(dot)com
We use energy efficient bulbs where possible and keep the AC off!
We turn lights off when not in use!
ptavernie at yahoo dot com
When they are on, keeping the AC and the heat either set higher or lower and using fans or sweaters to offset it; turning off vampire electronics; using low energy light bulbs.
cgclynsg0 @ gmail dot com
Everyone in our home makes sure to turn off all lights and appliances whenever a room is left.
jessicabanks1721@yahoo.com
I save on energy by setting the heat on a timer that turns the heat down while we are away all day at work
We use energy efficient bulbs!
theyyyguy@yahoo.com
I use energy efficient appliances, unplug appliances that are not used a lot
we cut the temp. back on hot water heater a few degrees to save money
brich22 at earthlink dot net
energy saving bulbs
jim.coyne2@verizon.net
We save with solar panels on our roof
We have changed all our light bulbs out.
daveshir2005@yahoo.com
fb/ shirley greenawalt zolenski
I reduce utility bills by turning off lights when not needed.
Thanks for the giveaway...we try to use our major appliances only during off-peak hours as per our utility company suggestion i.e. lower rates
senorpiero [at] yahoo [dot] com
Brian E.
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