The winter is the coldest season, and it can be harsh dealing with the freezing temperature. Equipping your house with heating appliances like furnaces, boilers, fireplaces, humidifiers, and air cleaners helps you keep warm. Thermostats help to regulate your indoor temperature and maintain it at the desired level.

Investing in a modern programmable thermostat can help you stay warm during the winter during winter and save on energy costs. You can set your thermostat temperature to sixty-eight (68) degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature is an ideal room temperature when you are at home during the day. Lowering your thermostat temperature by around ten (10) to fifteen (15) degrees when you sleep may help cut your energy bills.

5 Tips on Energy Saving
There are simple ways that enhance Heating during the cold seasons. Some may not only warm and heat your house but also save on costs. Here are five energy-saving tips you may consider during winter:
 • Letting the sun heat your house naturally during the day and closing the curtains during the night to trap and maintain the heat inside.
 • Keep the air circulating by turning your ceiling fan to rotate counterclockwise.
 • Stay warm with clothes, shawls, and blankets.
 • Use space heaters.
 • Weatherstripping moving parts in your house, for instance, around doors and window sashes to eliminate air leaks.

Other Energy-Control Resources
You may also opt to use other energy control resources during this cold season like the use of fossil fuels, rugs on tiled and hardwood floors, and power outlets in case you tend to forget unplugging unused devices. You can use led light bulbs for decoration and lighting instead of incandescent or Compact Florescent Lamps, for they use 75% less energy and last longer.