• Honeywell Home T6 Pro Smart Thermostat (programmable).
• To select the smart thermostat, you must not already have a programmable thermostat.
• Professional installation required for warranty.

Each kit contains:

• LED lightbulbs (pack of 12)
• GHome voice-control smart plugs (pack of 4)
• Self-stick door sweeps (2)
• Self-stick weatherstripping (40+ ft)
• Outlet and switch draft stoppers (8)
• HVAC filter whistles (2)
• Low flow showerheads (2)
• Faucet aerators (3)

Here’s how to use this kit to save money, energy, and water:

LED lightbulbs (pack of 12): These bulbs use 87% less energy than their standard incandescent counterpart and have a lifetime of 15,000 hours. That means savings from energy efficiency and not having to replace bulbs as frequently! 

GHome voice-control smart plugs (pack of 4): Use these smart plugs to cut energy use for lights, appliances, and electronics with timers and other built-in controls.

Self-stick door sweeps (2): Install on doors leading out of the home to prevent drafts, pests, and pollutants from getting in—and to keep your heating or cooling from getting out!

Self-stick weatherstripping (40+ ft): Install where there are gaps around windows or doors to prevent air leaks, with the flexible silicon extending out to cover the gap. To install:

1. Measure and cut the weatherstripping to the length needed.
2. Clean the area before installing and let it dry, making sure the surface is free of debris.
3. Line up the weatherstripping and carefully remove the adhesive backing, pressing firmly into place as you go.
   1. Note: if it’s cold, it can help to warm up the adhesive with a hair dryer.
   2. You may test the adhesive on a small area before full installation.

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Outlet and switch draft stoppers (8): Drafty outlets in exterior walls can account for up to 20% of the air leaks in your home. To install these behind switch or outlet plates:

1. Turn off the power to the outlet or switch at the circuit breaker.
2. Use a screwdriver to remove the cover plate.
3. Punch out the pre-cut centers from the foam draft stopper and place in position.
4. Replace the cover plate with the screwdriver and turn the power back on.

HVAC filter whistles (2): When dirt and dust build up in your HVAC filter, it decreases efficiency and makes your HVAC work harder, which increases energy costs and decreases the life of your system—and worsens your indoor air quality. These whistles help alert you to when to change the filter to prevent that. 

To install: 

1. Line up the two pieces of the filter whistle on the front and back of the filter. Make sure that the taller piece (the base) is on the side where air flows into the filter, and the flatter piece (the “hat”) is on the side where air exits.
   1. If you’re not sure which direction the air flows, look around the edge of the filter frame—there is usually an arrow showing airflow direction.
2. Press the pieces together until you hear them click into place.
3. Re-install the filter, and replace when you hear the whistle!

The National Energy Foundation has a short instructional video to help: Furnace Filter Whistle Install on Vimeo

Low flow showerheads (2): These low-flow showerheads use only 1.8 gallons per minute. Compared to standard showerheads, the average family could save 2,700 gallons of water a year by switching to low-flow showerheads. Plus, the reduced demand on water heaters as a result would save enough energy to power a house for 11 days.

These showerheads are easy to install—no plumber needed. Instructions, plumber’s tape, and washer are included in kit. 

To install:

1. Remove old showerhead and clean threading.
2. Wrap plumber’s tape clockwise around threading.
3. Position washer within the new showerhead.
4. Hand-tighten showerhead into place.

For more guidance, check out this WaterSense instructional installation video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5osCKFzSbxI

Faucet aerators (3): By reducing a sink’s water flow without sacrificing performance, these aerators can save the average family 700 gallons of water every year—that’s enough for 45 showers!

To install: 

1. Cover your drain with a cloth.
2. Remove the old aerator.
   1. Tip: put a towel or cloth between the wrench and the old aerator to avoid damaging the metal.
   2. Hidden aerators need an “aerator key” to remove.
3. Remove the rubber washer if needed.
4. Twist on the new faucet aerator, using the wrench and cloth to tighten if needed.

For more guidance, check out this WaterSense instructional installation video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFQiIU_zJ5U