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LED lights use at least 75 percent less energy than conventional holiday decorations, according to Energy Star. That saves the average family about $50 on energy bills during the holiday, says Avital Binshtock of the Sierra Club in San Francisco.
LED lights are just one tactic homeowners can deck the halls while protecting the planet.
Share six more by posting to Facebook a free article, 7 Ways to Have an Eco-Friendly Christmas, from the REALTOR® Content Resource. It’s one of four free articles now available in the December “Ideas to Make the Holidays Merrier” article package. Share all five today.
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