Unnecessary lamps should be turned off.
Lighter colored walls, furniture and curtains reflect light and the room's lighting needs are reduced.
Dust accumulated on the lamp should be cleaned. Dust reduces the amount of useful light over time.
If compact fluorescent lamps are used instead of incandescent lamps, lighting costs are reduced by 75%.
Refrigerators are used continuously, not periodically, like other household appliances. When purchasing, the ones that combine the desired features and consume the least electricity, that is, the most efficient, should be preferred.
If a frozen item is taken out of the deep freezer the day before and placed in the bottom section and left to thaw there, the refrigerator will consume less energy.
Refrigerators and freezers should be placed away from heat sources such as ovens and radiators. Otherwise, consumption will increase by 10-20%.
The refrigerator and operating oven doors should be opened as little as possible and should not be kept open for a long time. There is a 20% loss of work every time the oven door is opened.
Vacuum cleaner bags should be emptied frequently. This process will increase the suction power of the vacuum cleaner and ensure more efficient and faster cleaning. Additionally, the brushes used with the broom should be renewed if they are worn out.
Energy efficient devices and items should be used.
Electric heaters should not be filled with more water than necessary.
