Recently, I have been thinking of all sorts of ways to cut costs. I want to tightdown our budget because I find myself far too short on cash by the end of the week. I mean, I’m getting by, however it’s only paycheck to paycheck, practically speaking. I knew that there were ways that I could save that I wasn’t paying attention to. I’m not exactly thrifty, so it was time to get thrifty! I cut down our grocery bill by cutting out the luxury stuff, or, at least most of it. I cut out our subscriptions to services I was barely using, including a couple of streaming services I definitely didn’t need after all. Finally, our thoughts turned to Heating and A/C. I wondered if it was possible to cut down on our air conditioner United Statesge and our heating United Statesge throughout the year. Now, if I didn’t have a dog, it would be a no-brainer. I would simply adjust the temperature control every time I left the new home in the day. I’m gone for the entirety of the day at least five days a week anyway. I would save a lot by practically shutting the Heating and A/C plan off until I returned. However, I didn’t feel that I could do that in wonderful conscience. For example, right now, I think our dog would freeze in our new home if I didn’t have the heat on during the day. I don’t have the best insulation in our home, and I could tell that he definitely likes the gas furnace, because he snuggles up to the air vents all the time when it’s definitely really frigid out. I didn’t want to leave our dog so really uncomfortable, but I also didn’t want to spend all the cash on heating. I realized really quickly that the problem had a really straight-forward solution. I would isolate our dog to a single room of the new home and put a space heating system in there. I would locale it in such a way that he would not be able to reach it to knock it over or anything. That way he can be overheated in that a single particular room, and the rest of the new home would not be heated for no reason!