Summer Energy Efficiency Tips...

FOR YOUR REFRIGERATOR!!

Because your refrigerator runs continuously to keep food and beverages cold, it can be a major consumer of energy. To reduce the amount of electricity your refrigerator uses, and lower your electricity bill, consider these simple and smart ideas:

• Clean your refrigerator coils on a regular basis.
• Maintain your refrigerator temperature at 35 degrees to 38 degrees.

If you have a second, working fridge or freezer, did you know that it could be costing you up to $150 a year in electricity? ComEd's Fridge and Freezer Recycle Rewards will pick up that extra appliance for FREE, recycle it and mail you a check for $35 per appliance.

Check out ComEd.com/ApplianceRecycling

HOW CAN YOU DETERMINE THE AMOUNT OF ELECTRICITY AN APPLIANCE USES?
ComEd's Smart Ideas, "An Energy Usage Guide" can help you identify how much electricity your individual appliances use each month. To download a copy, visit Customer Service > Brochures & Forms at ComEd.com