Daylight saving time returns Sunday, March 8 at 2 a.m., where nationwide clocks will be set forward one hour, meaning 2:00 a.m. will then become 3:00 a.m. (Remember, "Spring forward, Fall backward.")
The National Fire Protection Association suggests that when roaming around the house to change all the clocks forward, people should also take a few extra seconds to make sure all the smoke detectors in their home are working properly. And don't stop there! While roaming the home, the Department of Energy also suggests homeowners replace all energy inefficient light bulbs with LEDs, which are more expensive at the supermarket, but can save consumers an estimated $30 per year per bulb on their energy bills.
The National Fire Protection Association suggests that when roaming around the house to change all the clocks forward, people should also take a few extra seconds to make sure all the smoke detectors in their home are working properly. And don't stop there! While roaming the home, the Department of Energy also suggests homeowners replace all energy inefficient light bulbs with LEDs, which are more expensive at the supermarket, but can save consumers an estimated $30 per year per bulb on their energy bills.
