Seattle City Light: Five quick tips for fall
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Updated 10-16-2012 11:22pm
Article courtesy Seattle City Light
Five Quick Tips For Fall...
- Save money and energy in the kitchen - try using a slow cooker instead of the stove. Many of your favorite autumn "comfort food" recipes can easily be adapted for the slow cooker.
- If you have a wood-burning fireplace, shut the flue when not in use - an open flue is like an open window. Plus, it will help keep sooty smells from getting in the house on gusty days. Just make sure any fire you had burning is completely out before closing the flue!
- To report outages, give us a call at 206-684-3000, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. To see what parts of town are out, check our outage map. If you see a downed wire, always assume that it is energized, and keep yourselves and others well away from it. Call 911 at your first opportunity.
- If bad weather hits, remember to check on your neighbors - especially the elderly, or those who might have language barriers.
- Shorter days mean more streetlight repairs. To report a malfunctioning streetlight, give us a call at 206-684-7056, or visit our on-line streetlight trouble report form. You can even do it from our mobile app!
1 comments:
A link to the System Status (outage) map is helpful: http://www.seattle.gov/light/sysstat/
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