In the wintertime, waterbeds use a lot of electrical energy to
keep all that water at a comfortable temperature. While you are sleeping, they
work like an electric blanket by keeping you warm no matter how cool the room
gets.
Keeping your waterbed warm can save money by letting you lower the
house thermostat way down at night. But, during the other two thirds of the
day, waterbed heaters continue to use electrical power when no one is there to
enjoy the warmth.
You can’t just shut them off to save money because it takes a very
long time to warm all that water back up.
Minimize the energy
waste by covering them up
Make your waterbed as soon as you get up. Your mom was right when
she yelled at you to make your bed. Pile on the covers. The covers will insulate it, and save up to
one-third of the power that the heater uses.
Add a bedspread or quilt on top to save more. It seems strange
that you save money by insulating the bed for the two thirds of the day when
you are not using it, but that is the way it is.
By making your waterbed
Now go make your bed.
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