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The federal government’s recommendations are not for the faint of heart, however. New Africa / Shutterstock.com
The federal government is offering advice about how to keep a lid on your summer cooling bills. Its official Energy Star website says you can “achieve significant energy and money savings” when you properly use a programmable thermostat. But before you rush over to your thermostat to implement Uncle Sam’s advice, we must warn you: It appears he likes things a tad warm. Following are the government’…
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