The second piece of legislation, H.J.R. 24, rolls back regulations the Biden administration placed on “walk-in coolers and freezers and other refrigeration devices,” which negatively impact everyday Americans, Scharf said.

Rep. Stephanie Bice (R-OK), who introduced the bill, noted that the Biden administration put in place energy efficiency requirements that burdened businesses like restaurants, pharmacies, and hospitals that rely on walk-in coolers. Sen. Ashley Moody (R-FL) was a backer of the bill as well.

Trump signed H.J.R. 42 next, which rescinds an energy conservation regulation on household appliances. Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-GA) introduced the bill.

Clyde said that the regulation increased manufacturers’ costs of producing items like washers and dryers, which ultimately leads to an increase in the retail price for consumers.

“This helps take the cost out of producing these products that Americans need every day,” Goldman said. “And when you think, when you add all this up, it’s one regulation here, one regulation there — they always say it’s de minimis — but when you add it all up, it costs a lot to American consumers.”