You dread turning on the air conditioning
The AC can be a major source of energy loss and can easily hike up your energy bill. To avoid this, you don’t have any AC installed or you just keep it off to save money. Instead, you rely on hand fans bought from the dollar store to handle all the heat. Pretty smart, right?
Wrong. Apart from improving indoor air quality conditions, AC can reduce the risk and symptoms of medical conditions which can be aggravated by heat, such as heart disease or immune disorders. It can also prevent heat stroke and dehydration.
So, instead of turning the AC off, find ways to use your thermostat wisely, to ensure high comfort and low energy costs.
See also: 13 Useful Tips to Save Big on Summer Utility Bills
You overwear your wardrobe
Loose, baggy suits or shoulder pads might have been extremely stylish in the 90s, but you’re still wearing them in the 21st century, when fashion trends are a bit different. Fashion trends might not be forever, but style is, and your 90s power suit is definitely out of style. It’s time to invest some money in a new wardrobe and leave those old, worn-out clothes where they belong…in the past.
