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‘Tis the season for bright lights, holiday decor – and sky-high electric bills.
So how much is that holiday light display costing you this month?
It comes down to which type of lights you use – LED or incandescent.
Assuming the lights are on for six hours a day over 30 days, a string of LED lights will cost less than a dollar.
But a similar-sized string of incandescent lights will cost about $3-5 over the same time span.
Multiply that by how many strands of lights you use, and you can figure out the impact on your bill.
Do you go all-out with the holiday lights? Do you prefer LED or incandescent?
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