Promotional/scripted transcript (YouTube) advising homeowners to compare energy efficiency of window treatments. It highlights Bali (Bally?) cellular shades that trap insulating air, recommends motorized controls to automate opening/closing for heating/cooling benefits, and stresses style options and retailer consultation to lower energy costs and improve comfort.
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When you're considering new window treatments, don't forget to compare the energy efficiency of different styles and materials, because the right window treatments can greatly improve your window's energy efficiency and lower your energy costs, whether you're warming your home in the winter or cooling it in the summer. For example, the unique design of bally cellular shades traps insulating layers of air and reduces heat transfer whether you're trying to keep the heat out or in. And when you combine that enhanced energy efficiency with motorized controls that let you program when your window treatments automatically open and close, your blinds or shades become an effortless part of your home's heating and cooling system. And with so many colors and styles to choose from, you don't have to sacrifice style for energy efficiency. Talk to your retailer about how your window treatments can lower your energy costs and improve the look and comfort of your home. Valley your home, your style.