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Show UP&L Offers Tips on Ways To Cope With Summer Heat The heats on, and. tilation. 5. Keep windows closed everyone is looking for ways to stay a little' and draperies drawn cooler. Here are a few during the day to retain tips for beating the heat morning coolness. from Utah Power and 6. Hang clothes outdoors rather than using a Light. 1. Plan to do activities dryer. that produce heat and This information comes moisture such as laundry, from a. new Utah power dishwashing, ironing and and Light Company Summer mopping during the cool publication, times of the day early Cooling Handbook, morning or late evening. available free at any 2. Use your small apUtah Power office by such as calling UP&Ls Customer pliances, microwave, electric Service Department. skillet, broiler oven or This booklet also shows toaster oven instead of how to beat the heat your range whenever permanently. It takes a possible. They use less little more doing, of energy and wont heat up course, but before a the kitchen. householder even thinks 3. Use exhaust fans in about cooling methods, he the kitchen, laundry and should make sure his bath to remove heat and home is keeping out as humidity from the house. much heat as possible. 4. Keep storm windows This is accomplished by up on windows that arent checking the present used for summer ven condition of insulation, season while central d a would pad, cooled by refrigeration untt to $260 $94 from cost and cirwinter, the leafless trees evaporation will let in the sunshine to culated by a blower. depending upon the age and efficiency of the unit. warm the house. Advantages include: to cost lower Cooling systems from buy and Prospective buyers are least expensive to most install (about half that of urged to compare energy or walls and windows during through caulking, weathers- overlooked as a factor in moveable bamboosolar the summer. In the Heat shades, venplastic home cooling. tripping, attic in a poorly screens, shutters, ventilated attic forces hot awnings, draperies, air down through in- roller shades, Venetian sulation into the rooms blinds, below. And without tinted glass, reflective adequate ventilation, glass and solar reflective moisture can accumulate film applied to windows, Exterior coverings are and damage insulation other and building generally more effective than interior shades. One materials in the attic. Ventilation methods of the most expensive of include roof, ridge and these options, reflective soffit vents, louvers, wind glass, will keep out 40 turbines and power percent to 80 percent of exhaust systems. Studies unwanted solar heat, by the National Bureau of Natural shade from Standards and others trees, shrubs and vines is show that if you have ade- the least costly and one of quate insulation and pro- the most pleasant ways to per gravity ventilation, keep summer heat where the addition of a power at- it belongs outside. tic ventilator will not Deciduous trees (those make your home cooler that shed their leaves but will simply increase during the winter) should be planted on the west, energy consumption. An important way to east and south sides of a keep out the heat is home. They will reduce window covering such as solar heat gain of roof, tilation, window treat- buildup ments and landscaping. Adequate insulation is usually the single most effective way to reduce energy waste in the home. It can cut cooling and heat loss by as much as 70 percent. inattic ; Bringing sulation up to optimum levels is a relatively simple procedure and more than pays for itself in energy savings. ; Floors over unheated areas (such as crawl spaces) and air ducts can also be insulated fairly easily. Adding insulation to existing walls is more difficult but often can be done. Storm windows and storm doors also stop heat from coming inside. The need for adequate attic ventilation is often heat-absorbi- water-saturate- The higher the EER the better. A unit rated at EER 10 will use just half the power required by a parable models. unit rated at EER 5. central Most refrigeration systems rated on a slightly ferent system, are dif- 3 a Seasonal Energy Ef- A or a central refrigeration efficiency ratings before ficiency Rating ST expensive include: SEER. This is basically and cross ventilation system), refrig- similar to EER but also 3s purchasing much lower cost to eration conair through opening lower takes seasonal factors b windows on the cool side operate. and upper windows on the warm side of the house, ceiling fans to improve air circulation, whole house fans, evaporative (swamp) coolers, room refrigeration air conditioners, and central refrigeration air conditioning systems. of Because the Mountains Wests dry climate, an evaporative (swamp) cooler can be an extremely effective form of cooling in this area. In a swamp cooler, fresh outside air is filtered ditioning systems because different models Disadvantages: moisture produced consume different may make swamp cooler amounts of electricity to air too humid for comfort, do the same cooling job. fan noise can be Room are units distracting, to carry yellow required air distribution is and black Energy Guide often drafty, and an Energy labels stating no dust or pollen (EER) Rating Efficiency windows control since must be left open for for each model, along with the highest and efficient operation. lowest rating for com air Refrigeration conditioning offers the most comfort but at a higher price. A swamp cooler can cool a typical home for about $38 into account. Units with a EER or SEER of 10 or above are very efficient; 8 or 9, good; 6 or 7, fair; under 6, poor. Although they cn appear to be similar, EER and SEER Numbers are not comparable. EERs should be compared with EERs and SEERs with SEERs. Business Week Set Utah Prominent foot per business leaders, students, teachers and special guests will gather at Utah State University for the second Utah Business annual Aug. 8-- Week. Sponsored by the Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the Utah State Board of Education and Utah State University, Utah Business Week is the largest free enterprise seminar of its kind in the to according state, Richard Doxey. More than 215 high school students and 26 teachers will take part in daily group discussions. Some of those include: ...Quality Trimmed Moats.. .Famous Brands at Budget Saving Prices! 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