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2019 July Dixie Electric Center Pages

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ENERGY EFFICIENCY TIP OF THE MONTH

Want to light up your outdoor space without increasing your energy use? Try outdoor solar lights! They are easy to install and virtually maintenance free. They are perfect for smaller, area lighting and do not pull from your home's energy source.

Source: Energy.gov

Caribbean Grilled Chicken Ingredients: 1 lb. boneless/skinless chicken breasts 1 tsp. Jamaican jerk seasoning

1 tsp. vegetable oil 12 tsp. fresh lime juice

Directions: Place chicken between two sheets of heavy-duty plastic wrap. Using meat mallet or rolling pin, flatten chicken to 1/2" thick. In small bowl, combine lime juice and oil. Brush over both sides of chicken. Rub jerk seasoning on both sides of chicken. Preheat grill to medium. Cook 7 minutes per side, until internal temperature reaches 165 degrees F.

Co-opcurrents For Dixie Electric Cooperative Member-Owners July 2019

Are You Ready to Get Grilling? They’re quick, convenient, and clean. Our Meco electric grills give you the outdoor grilling flavor you expect without the hassle and mess of ordinary grills. How do you get that same outdoor flavor with an electric grill? The juices from the meat drip on a reflective panel and the smoke and heat combine to cook in that distinct outdoor barbecue flavor. We have these grills in stock and ready for your barbecue. The grills come complete with a rotisserie, a recipe book and a small price tag of $216.67. Best of all the cost can be placed on your monthly power bill and spread over a period of up to 12 months. You won’t find a deal like this anywhere!


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Beat the Extreme Heat Thinking of adding a pool this summer? Pools can provide many hours of family fun. Just be sure to consider the cost to operate the pool pump when calculating your monthly maintenance expense. This will help you avoid a surprise when you get your monthly power bill.

CALL 811

CHECK THE PUMP

CONSIDER COSTS

If you are installing a new pool, never place it under power lines, and always remember to call 811 to locate underground power lines before digging.

Ask your pool company to install the lowest horsepower pump possible to meet your needs. Try to minimize the amount of time the pump runs and utilize a timer in order to keep your overall operational costs as low as possible.

Depending on the horsepower and the length of time a pool pump runs, it can add approximately $50 to $100 to your monthly power bill.

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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