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Energy-Efficient Options for Bathrooms

For an energy-efficient bathroom, consider LED lighting, which uses less energy and lasts longer than traditional bulbs. Low-flow toilets, faucets, and showerheads can significantly reduce water usage. If you're installing a new water heater, consider a tankless or on-demand type, which heats water only as needed, saving energy. Radiant floor heating can be more efficient than forced-air systems and adds luxury. Using energy-efficient ventilation fans ensures proper moisture control without excessive energy use. Choose materials with a low environmental impact, like recycled glass tiles. For larger windows, use double-glazing to minimize heat loss. Finally, consider a smart thermostat to control radiant floor heating or towel warmers efficiently.