San Marcos residents who missed out on the state's appliance rebate program can still get one through the city. Nathan Seltzer has more in this Bobcat Update.
The state’s program offering rebates to residents who upgraded to energy efficient appliances ran into problems ... from a crashed website to disconnected phone numbers, and its small pool of funds was quickly exhausted. The city wants its rebate program to avoid such mistakes.
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Through the city program, residents can get cash back if they recycle their old appliances and upgrade to more efficient models. Kyle Hahn, president of Green Guy Recycling, says it’s a great move for the environment and your wallet.
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The amount of the rebates is based on the efficiency of the appliance -- the more efficient the appliance, the higher the rebate. Wesley Fincher, with Best Buy, says there are a lot of options out there.
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For residents who want to upgrade, this rebate could knock down the price significantly, while helping the environment by making sure your old appliance doesn’t wind up in a landfill. For Bobcate Update, I’m Nathan Seltzer.
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