TXU Energy Has a Discount Code at the Brighten Online Energy Store

A few weeks ago Texas Holly had the pleasure  of attending a Home Energy Survey event hosted by TXU Energy with several other DFW area bloggers. Fancy! She shared some tips    like the difference in energy used by traditional light bulbs vs. the new energy saving light bulbs  and then she shared this:

Discount Code for Brighten Online Energy Store:   MomPower

*This coupon code IS STILL ACTIVE and will give you $10 off of your purchase of $50 or more through September 6, 2011. Thank you Holly, thanks for sharing. The TXU Energy website hosts a shop,  Brighten Online Energy Store, where you can find many of these helpful gadgets and energy saving devices ( as described here). Have you been seeing those drought warnings and messages about conserving water on the  digital highway signs on the interstate every day? There are warning messages and conservation tips all over North Texas and beyond. TXU Energy has some more helpful gadgets and energy saving devices for you. They have this  Evolveâ„¢ ShowerStartâ„¢ Ladybug Adapter  in their store that  stops water flow as soon as your water heats up, and you just flip a little switch (or pull a cord) to release it once you're in there.

  The  Showertime Shower Timer  gently reminds users when it's time to turn the shower off. To install, use either the suction cup or adhesive back to adhere the Showertime in a visible locaton on the wall of the shower. Press the bottom portion of the Showertime when you step into the shower, and a blue LED will illuminate. After 4 1/2 minutes, the blue LED will turn off and a red LED will begin flashing for 30 seconds, serving as a convenient reminder of the amount of time that has elapsed. Pretty cool, huh?!

She is Dallas info:  Holly was a guest of TXU Energy at the Dallas Mom Blogger event which included taking home the following two products, Belkin Conserve Insight Energy Use Monitor and the  Bits Limited Smart Strip mentioned in the first post.  Her boys enjoyed checking out the energy expenditure of just about everything plugged in at my house.