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UK Home Save provides some free tips to save energy. You can save energy for washing clothes to cooking in kitchen, these are some of the easiest ways to improve energy efficiency at home.
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Heating Tips to Save Energy
Turning your thermostat down by just 1°C can save, as much as £75 per year.Wearing more clothes, jumpers and socks around the house, and putting an extra blanket on the bed means you won't be tempted to turn the heating up.Turn the pressure down on the power shower. A high-pressure power shower sometimes uses water even more than a bath.
Cooking Tips to Save Energy
Don't open the doors of oven until your cooking is completed. Opening the doors in between would result in heat loos and again needed more energy to heat up back.Leave the doors of oven open after you're cooking is completed, it might warm your kitchen a bit and can save you energy.Make use of right ring for right things, small rings for small pan and large one for large things.Make use of microwave more and less of oven.Keep your fridge and freezer full, it will maintain cooling for long period of time. Empty space in fridge or freezer wastes energy.
Laundry tips to Save Energy
Wash your cloth with cold water rather than wasting energy on heating water.Air-dry your clothes.
Tips to Save Electricity
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Turn of your switches when not in use, don't left on standby.Make use of led lights it will save your electricity.Install smart lights and switches.
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