Bills seem to be an ever present fact of life. Whether it’s your phone, your gas, or your electric, those monthly payments just keep coming. With summer coming, sometimes those bills go up as we strive to cool off in warmer weather. To help us out, you can collect codes of specially marked Energizer batteries to earn up to $25 towards your utility bills.
Through the Energizer Utility Cash program, you can collect codes from select Energizer battery and lighting products and redeem them online for savings, up to $25 total savings each per person/household/email address, off your own utility bill. You start earning rewards with just two codes and will need 10 codes total to earn the full $25. Or you can help make a positive impact and choose to turn the codes into a donation to Habitat for Humanity®.
Energizer and their “Now That’s Positivenergy” program has supported a variety of organizations, ranging from National Parks to VH1’s Save the Music. They have recently formed a new partnership with Habitat for Humanity®, working with Cal Ripken, Jr. to build better homes for those in need. Energizer is donating more than $300,00 and 1,000 volunteer hours through a series of volunteer projects.
Through the Energizer Utility Cash program, you can earn rewards to use towards your utility bills, including phone, electric, and cable. Alternately, you can donate the rewards earned through codes to Habitat for Humanity®, supporting a great cause.
To learn more about Energizer’s Utility Cash Program, their partnership with Habitat for Humanity, or Energizer’s other positivenergy programs, visit www.nowthatspositivenergy.com.
Energizer Utility Cash Program Online
The WiC Project Energizer Utility Cash Giveaway
The Prize:
One winner will receive two specially marked packages of Energizer® MAX AA batteries to kick-start savings towards their utility bills!
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Disclaimer: This post consists of my (and/or fellow tester) opinions only. Your experiences may be different. No compensation was given for this review/giveaway. I did receive a free product from the manufacturer or their representing PR agency to use and test for the purposes of this review. This did not affect the outcome of this review.
There is no reading for my area!
reading is 210
Reading 148
151 for my area
My TDS reading was 351
315
Holy TDS my reading was 534
My TDS score is 239
My TDS is 210.
None in my zip code, but the next closest is 70.
136 and it tastes terrible!!
94 (closest reading to me)
ceriehl at gmail dot com
Our reading is 77
Our reading came back as 345.
Thanks for the giveaway…closest TDS was 844.
senorpiero [at] yahoo [dot] com
tds reading – 126
My area has no reading available yet. =(
357 in my area
no reading for my area
kport207 at gmail dot com
230
Mine is 348
We don’t have a rating for your area.
Mine is 145
There was no TDS reading for my area.
236
the closest one to me was 210. But… I have well water, and we adore it. It’s really really really good water.
287
my reading is 313!
reading was 114
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reading was 86
It says there is no reading for my zip code
I turn lights off when I leave the room and I unplug things that I am not using.
Turn the thermostat down or up a couple of degrees – [email protected]
I save on utility bills by turning of lights when I leave the room, shutting of the water when I brush my teeth, and unplugging appliances that are not in use.
I save money on my utility bill by unplugging things when not in use. My son is an electrician so he helps me knows ways to save.
we adjust the thermostat during the day when no one is home.
Thanks, Karen
lemontart5kb at gmail dot com
run dishwasher and washer late night
Unplug equipment that is not being used, turn of lights and tv when not in use, and let sunlight in instead of using lights.
we have heavy duty blinds over the windows
tcogbill at live dot com
switched from central air to window units(mississippi) hot months bills went from 240$ to 110$ who knew an energy efficient window air conditioner uses about the same power as A COFFEEMAKER turn off the central
To reduce the energy bill, turn off all lights you are not using and use a power strip. always switch it off when you are done!
We make sure all lights are out when we aren’t in the room. Thanks for the giveaway!
I shut off lights when not in use
I make sure all lights are off if I’m not in the room. We keep the thermostat off when we’re not at home.
I love energizer lithium batteries. I put them in the toys I want to keep going and get dirtcheep batteries out on the toys I don’t mind not hearing anymore.
To save money on utility bills and save energy we turn off lights during the day and use just sunlight
energy savings appliances
we look for energy star appliances
We replaced all our lightbulb with energy efficient ones.
Have energy star appliances.
chestnutyouth(at)hotmail(dot)com
We use energy efficient light bulbs.
This looks like an interesting program from Energizer!
Sorry, clicked submit before I was finished. We put our clothes on a drying rack instead of using the dryer – saves $20 a month off our electric bill!
We use the energy saving light bulbs and I bought those thick curtains for the whole house. We keep all of the doors shut to keep the house from getting to hot.
I do not use the air conditioner unless I absolutely have to I utilize the windows and fans.
turn off lights when not in use
Grill out when the weather is hot to avoid using the oven and heating up the house!
We installed programmable thermostats to reduce costs.
jtmagmom73(at)gmail(dot)com
We use energy efficient appliances.
We keep the lights off when not in use!
Energy efficient light bulbs in the whole house!
Lights off when not in use, computers off
mneuhouser at gmail dot com
we turn off all lights whenever possible and unplug appliances not in use – emscout9 at Hotmail dot com
we unplug all our electronics when not in use only takes a second to plug them in
I tell my kids to turn off the lights when they leave a room, and use fans in the summer.
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keep the lights that we dont need on turned off
we reduce our use by turning it off! 🙂
I have changed all my light bulbs to energy efficient ones we turn up the thermostat
Turning off lights when nobody is in the room and turning off the water while brushing teeth.
Thanks for the chance!
We only have the air on if it’s extremely hot
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I unplug chargers and other electronics when they are not in use.
keep lights off when not being used and use candles
We leave everything turned off and unplugged unless we need to use something. We keep the air-conditioning set at the same temperature at all times unless we go away.
turn the water temp down
I go around the house making sure all the lights are turned off
We try to leave the AC off until June! (not this year, though, 9 months preggers)
We line dry our clothes and unplug stuff we aren’t using
We use energy efficient light bulbs.
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We dont tunn our lights on during the day if we dont have to!
ptavernie at yahoo dot com
I use thick curtains and keep lights off in rooms we are not in.
Sure could use some batteries!
I never leave lights on when not at home!
Turn off things not in use.
We reduce our electricity bills by using ceiling fans instead of air conditioning when we can!
Turn all the lights off when you are not using them…
trippyjanet at gmail dot com
I resealed my doors
We shut off and unplug things that are not in use.
Anything that is not in use is turned off. 🙂 Thank you.
We use energy efficient light bulbs,shut off lights when not in the room and shut down the computer when not in use.
We do several things like thermostat up to 80, only use the dishwasher when its a full load,never leave lites etc on when not in room
We use candles a lot!!!
We use energy efficient light bulbs, turn off lights when not in the room, and open the doors/windows whenever we get a chance.
TURN LIGHTS OFF WHEN WE ARE NOT IN THE ROOM 🙂
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we use lower energy light bulbs and some appliances.
I unplug everything when not in use, use energy efficient bulbs, don’t use appliances unless they are full, wash on cold, don’t use the drying cycle of dishwasher, turn off lights, and keep the A/C on 79 in the summer (my husband would prefer it at 72).
We turn off appliances and try to use natural air (open windows) versus a/c
keep my gadgets unpluged till i need to charge i keep my hot water tank at 100
Lights off during the day and I use only LED or CF lights so they are low wattage to begin with
Turn off lights when not in a room
I have the heat on a timer and have it set to turn the heat down some degrees while we are at work and school
Turn the heat down and the AC up
use energy saving light bulbs
Never use lights in the daytime. I also hang clothes to dry outside, weather permitting.
I use a programmable thermostat to keep my utility bills in check.
We turn off electronics when not in use
turn off lights and appliances when they are not in use
we set a timer for showers..(10 min) and never leave the water on when brushing teeth
We belong to the summer discount program through our electrical company. We get a discounted rate in return for allowing our electrical company to cut our AC in an emergency. Thank you for the lovely giveaway!
Erin E
busymom369 at gmail dot com
We keep things unplugged when not in use.
We wash in cold water only and we skip the dry cycle on the dishwasher and open it up for them to air dry
We unplug our unused electronics.
We have a programable thermostat, use those weird shaped light bulbs, and buy “green” appliances when we need them.
Unplug everything
I try to keep our heat and a/c turned down in order to reduce our utility bills.
I turn off lights when i’m not using them.
We try to keep unused items unplugged and use the windows instead of the ac.
We have a programmable thermostat and use CFL bulbs
Haven’t turned on the AC yet this year. If the heat doesn’t get too bad, can probably keep it off into June.
turn the lights out when not in use
amy16323(at)gmail(dot)com
unplug items not in use
i switched all my old lightbulbs out for energy efficient ones
I keep the a/c off most of the time.
We always try to shut off the lights when we leave a room.
I just don’t use any energy more than I need to , and I try to encourage my family to do the same.
so anal about lights! and use energy eff bulbs
We make sure to turn the lights off in rooms that we aren’t in.
I only run the air conditioning when absolutely necessary
turn off unnessary lights
We grill out more instead of using the oven. Close off rooms that are not being used to save on heat/air. Run the dishwasher only when full. Wash laundry on warm/cold or cold/cold settings.
Try to keep the lights off whenever possiable.
we reduced the temp. of our hot water heater
brich22 at earthlink dot net
I make sure to turn off all lights and electronics when I’m not going to be in the room.
timer on the pool,set the air conditioner a little higher,hang clothes out to dry
ardelong2(at)gmail(dot)com
We keep our thermostat at 73 at all times
I USE ENERGY SAVING LIGHT BULBS RIGHT NOW AND KEEP MY AIR ABOUT 75 DEGREES WITH CEILING FANS GOING.
I turn off my water heater and air conditioning and unplug everything I’m not actively using.
I hang jeans and sheets on the clothesline
We buy energy star appliances and use the energy efficient light bulbs.
We just try to keep light off in rooms we are not in andclose the blinds when the sun is beating into the living room
I reduce our utility bills by; barbequing on hot days.
live warmer and colder than we would like expensive in this area
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I turn off the lights when I leave the room.
I turned the lights off when i don’t use them