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Seven Tips On How To Save On Electricity Costs

Here are seven ways to save money on electricity bills while also saving the planet!

by Leadership News
11 months ago
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UNPLUG & DEFROST YOUR FREEZER MONTHLY
Your freezer benefits from occasionally defrosting, usually once a month. When excessive ice builds up in the freezer, the system ends up working harder to preserve all that ice and keep cool air flowing.

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SWITCH OFF WHEN NOT IN USE TO SAVE ELECTRICITY AND CONSERVE ENERGY
You can recognise electrical appliances drawing electricity if they have a standby setting or a little light glowing while waiting for use. When not using them for a while, turn them off at the wall to conserve energy.

DRY YOUR CLOTHES AND DISHES NATURALLY
You can also cut out dryer use to save energy by drying your clothes in the sun (if you live in a home that allows for it, that is). If you can’t avoid the dryer, use a lower setting.

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ADJUST LIGHT USE
A straightforward tip is remembering to switch off unnecessary lights when not using them. For better results saving electricity at home, use light bulbs with higher wattages and reduce the number of bulbs in each room.

INSTALL ENERGY-EFFICIENT LIGHT BULBS
Talking lighting, another great substitute is to swap incandescent lights for a compact fluorescent lamp (CFL) or led bulbs. CFLs use between 50-80% less energy than regular incandescent bulbs.

INSTALL CEILING FANS FOR COOLER AIR WITHOUT COOLING
Ceiling fans that circulate hot or cold air around the room prevent extra energy use in actually firing up an air conditioner for cooling.

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STAY UP TO DATE ON MAINTENANCE TO SAVE ENERGY
Your appliances will work more effectively and save you electricity at home if they are cared for. For example, when your air conditioner air filters clog up, you might choose to turn it up higher.

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