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What are some great ways to save electricity?

One of the easiest and most effective ways to reduce electricity consumption is to switch off the electronic devices when they are not being used. Even when in off mode, some electronics still continue to draw power. It is commonly known as a “phantom load.” Apart from the charger, game console, and microwave, other appliances should be disconnected. A power strip can be used to swiftly switch off several devices at the same time. This simple action can result in a bill reduction of up to 10 percent.

Another great and easy idea we have is to change the lightings from old bulbs to LED bulbs. Unlike traditional bulbs, they consume a lot less power and can last much longer. The change of all bulbs in the house can be a fantastic investment in the long run. Besides that, the utilization of natural light during the daytime can significantly reduce the dependence on electric lighting sources such as lamps or ceiling lights.

Maintain the efficiency of your refrigerator and air conditioner. Dirty filters or damaged seals make the appliances’ energy consumption even higher, causing them to work harder. As a result of this effort, the refrigerator coils are clean, the door seals are checked, and the filters are changed in good time. The thermostat should be set to a few degrees higher in summer and a few degrees lower in winter. These minor changes can tally up to 20 percent in savings, and this can be done with no problem at all.
 

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