Heating can account for nearly a third of a utility bill, and that figure can climb even higher when cold weather arrives. AAA has put together a practical checklist of low-cost steps that most people can handle without major work.
The advice focuses on simple habits and small fixes that can help reduce energy use and keep winter heating expenses in check.
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