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Keeping Cool on a Budget: Ways to Stay Cool Without High Energy Bills in Las Vegas, NV

6/3/2025

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Summer in Las Vegas is hot. REALLY hot. With temperatures often over 100°F, it’s important to stay cool. But running your air conditioner all day can get expensive. The good news? You don’t have to choose between comfort and saving money.

Whether you're new to Las Vegas or have lived here for years, these simple and smart tips will help you stay cool without breaking the bank.
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​🏡 Close Curtains and Blinds During the Day

The sun can heat up your home fast. Keep your blinds or curtains closed during the hottest parts of the day- usually from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This blocks the heat and keeps your home cooler naturally.

Bonus tip: Blackout curtains or thermal shades work even better!

💨 Use Ceiling Fans the Right Way

Did you know ceiling fans have a summer setting? Set your fan to spin counterclockwise to push cool air down. This helps you feel cooler, even if you turn the thermostat up a few degrees.
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🌬️ Turn Up the Thermostat Just a Bit

Try setting your thermostat to 78°F when you're home and 85°F when you're away. It’s still cool, but saves you money on your energy bill.

🧊 Try DIY Cooling Tricks

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You don’t always need to blast the AC. Try these easy ideas:
  • Put a bowl of ice in front of a fan for instant cool air.
  • Wet a towel with cold water, wring it out, and lay it across your shoulders.
  • Take cool showers during the hottest parts of the day.

🌳 Keep the Hot Air Out

Seal up any drafty windows or doors. Use weather stripping or caulking to keep the hot air out and the cool air in. It’s a quick and cheap fix that can save you a lot!

🥗 Avoid Using the Oven

Ovens can heat up your whole kitchen! In the summer, try using:
  • A slow cooker or air fryer
  • The microwave
  • Outdoor grill
  • And eat cool meals like salads, fruits, and sandwiches whenever possible.

💡 Switch to LED Bulbs

LED light bulbs don’t get as hot as regular ones. They also use less energy, which means lower bills and a cooler home.

☀️ Schedule Your A/C for Maximum Efficiency

Have your AC unit serviced every year before summer starts. A clean, well-maintained system uses less energy and cools more effectively, which is especially important in the Las Vegas desert heat.

If you have a smart thermostat, program it to cool your home when you're there and ease off when you’re not.
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🧴 Stay Hydrated and Dress for the Heat

Sometimes staying cool is about what you do, not just your home. Wear lightweight, loose clothes, drink lots of cold water (I NEVER go ANYWHERE without my stainless steel water bottle that keeps my water ice cold for over 24 hours), and avoid heavy activity during peak heat hours.
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🏜️ Moving to Las Vegas? Learn to Beat the Heat Like a Local.

Las Vegas summers are no joke! But with the right tips, your home can stay cool and your bills can stay low.

☀️ Thinking of buying or selling a home in Las Vegas?
As your local expert, I’ll help you find a home that fits your lifestyle and your budget- cool features included!
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📲 Contact me today for smart real estate guidance, whether you're relocating, upgrading, or just trying to stay chill in the Las Vegas market.
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