Energy Savings - 20 Energy Savings Tips Pt. 1
Monday, July 16th, 2007Have you ever received your energy bill and been in awe over how much energy you actually consume. Maybe you should look into energy savings ideas, and ways to conserve the electrical devices you use in your daily life, for Energy Savings. In this article you will learn the top 20 energy savings tips to help you conserve energy and save money. The first of these energy savings tips are related to heating.
1. When you aren’t home try leaving the heat off. If your not home you don’t need a warm house. Try getting an automatic thermostat with a timer to turn on just before you get home.
2. Close your window before turning your heating unit on, so that limited amounts of heat can escape.
3. Create energy savings by closing your curtains just before dusk. Heat is more likely to escape through your windows when it is dark and cooler outside.
4. Find other ways to stay warm; putting on a jumper instead of turning the heat up can really boost your energy savings.
5. Fix doors and windows that aren’t seal properly, air leaks = lost heat = lost money.
Now there are many ways to boost energy savings by reducing heat consumption, another crucial way is by conserving energy while doing your laundry.
6. Wash your clothing at 30 ° - 40 °, this will help cut back on your energy consumption, and most detergents are made to work best at that temperature anyway.
7. Don’t do half loads, doing half a load uses more then half the energy, so to use less energy and boost your energy savings, only do full loads.
8. When you really have to do a half load of laundry, create more energy savings by using the economic setting on your washer.
Along with energy savings from heating and energy savings from laundry, a lot of good energy saving techniques can be practiced in the kitchen. Good techniques like:
9. Putting a lid on saucepans on the stove can contain more heat, therefore cooking your food faster and not using as much energy.
10. Only put as much water as you need in the kettle, the less water the kettle has to boil the less energy it needs to use.
Stay tuned for part two of our energy savings article, as we cover more kitchen energy savings techniques, and other energy savings techniques for around your home.
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