http://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.orgumbracoGet the latest facts, tips and actions for learning how to make your home more energy efficient all year roundenhttp://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/install-new-showerheads.aspxWed, 06 May 2009 12:53:46 GMThttp://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/install-new-showerheads.aspxInstall water-saving or low-flow showerheads.

]]>http://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/lower-water-heater-temperature.aspxWed, 06 May 2009 12:48:29 GMThttp://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/lower-water-heater-temperature.aspxLower the temperature of your water heater between 110-120°F.

]]>http://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/front-loading-washers-use-less-water.aspxWed, 06 May 2009 12:47:44 GMThttp://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/front-loading-washers-use-less-water.aspxFront-loading washing machines use less water and energy than top-loading models.

]]>http://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/use-air-dry-setting-on-dishwasher.aspxWed, 06 May 2009 12:46:30 GMThttp://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/use-air-dry-setting-on-dishwasher.aspxUsing the air-dry setting on your dishwasher can cut at least 15% off the energy your dishwasher uses.

]]>http://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/dishwasher-always-uses-same-amount-of-water.aspxWed, 06 May 2009 12:45:17 GMThttp://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/dishwasher-always-uses-same-amount-of-water.aspxThe dishwasher uses the same amount of water whether it's half-full or completely full.

]]>http://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/percent-usage-by-washing-machines.aspxWed, 06 May 2009 12:44:37 GMThttp://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/percent-usage-by-washing-machines.aspxWashing machines use about 26% of the hot water in most homes.

]]>http://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/steady-drips-waste-water.aspxWed, 06 May 2009 12:43:42 GMThttp://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/steady-drips-waste-water.aspxA steady drip of hot water can waste many gallons of water per month, plus the energy needed to heat the water.

]]>http://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/hot-water-does-not-sterilize.aspxWed, 06 May 2009 12:43:10 GMThttp://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/hot-water-does-not-sterilize.aspxEven at the hottest setting on your water heater, dishes and clothes are not sterilized.

]]>http://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/water-heater-versus-stove.aspxWed, 06 May 2009 12:42:36 GMThttp://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/water-heater-versus-stove.aspxIt takes more energy for your water heater to heat the water from the tap than it does for your stove to bring cool water to a boil.

]]>http://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/heating-water-fourth-largest-expense.aspxWed, 06 May 2009 12:41:03 GMThttp://www.energyefficiencyarkansas.org/facts-and-tips/water-heating/heating-water-fourth-largest-expense.aspxWater heating is the 4th largest energy expense in your home.

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