Each of us would like to have a lower energy bill, especially at a time of general price increases. Saving energy is relatively easy, just learn a few tricks and learn to use water as if it were a precious resource. In addition to your wallet, you will also benefit the environment.
High consumption with daily habits
You can save water in any situation. It’s easier for family homeowners, who have a number of options for using rainwater in their home. Several water saving activities are also supported by government grants as we may soon find ourselves in a situation where we will lose a lot of water resources in our area due to the advancing drought. Start treating your water more sparingly, you’ll soon find out when you bill your annual consumption.
Half shower
A relaxing bath in a tub full of water is certainly pleasant, but if you want to save water, the tub shouldn’t be the rule. Take a quick shower instead of a hot bath. Your water consumption will be reduced by up to two thirds, cleansing will not be cheated and you will also benefit your skin. Replacing the bathtub with a shower saves water, but also the energy needed to heat it.
Wash and clean without water
When you brush your teeth, you don’t have to have a jet of water to wet your toothbrush in 2 minutes. With the lever faucet, you can easily turn on the water and rinse your mouth until you have thoroughly cleaned your teeth.
Do the same when you wash the dishes. You can wash the dishes in a wet sink or soak the dishes, scrub them thoroughly with a sponge and only then turn on the water flow to rinse them.
Fully used dishwasher and washing machine
Although you have programs for half-loads of laundry and dishes, a fully used dishwasher and washing machine operate much more efficiently. Don’t turn on appliances if you’re not using them enough. Follow the instructions and put as many kilograms of laundry into the washing machine as prescribed for the specified washing program. Stacks well in the dishwasher to utilize every inch of space. Anyone with an older dishwasher and washing machine should consider whether it is worth investing in new energy-saving helpers.
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