All of us want as much energy as we can get. The feeling of boundless energy makes us feel good; we can keep up with the kids, we can keep up with work, we can take on the world! Energy, however, has many forms. There is the physical energy already described, and there is mechanical energy that is ever present and all around us. We can create energy and we can conserve, or save, energy. The following five top energy tips will assist in identifying some of the interesting ways that we can save more energy.
- Clothesline versus Dryer. How much electricity does it take to dry one’s clothes? How much does that electricity cost? Compare these figures with the cost of a simple clothesline. You will be surprised at the savings. Learn More
- Dusting Fans. How many times when we are cleaning the house do we remember to remove the accumulated dust from the top of the ceiling fans? Large quantities of dirt and dust slow down the equipment and clog the motor. These things cause the fan to operate inefficiently and to use more costly electricity. Learn More
- Winter Savings. During the cold months of the year there are many energy drains around the house. Finding small leaks in the attic or basement that can be covered up can save much energy. If you are closing up the house for the season, there are several ways to be sure that you don’t use energy unnecessarily. Learn More
- Saving Your Energy. To feel energetic all the time we need to conserve our own energy. Use tools to help do work that is too heavy for us. Don’t wear yourself out when a tool could do it easier. Learn More
- Watch The Wattage. Every light bulb and appliance in the house uses electricity. The higher the wattage, the more power it uses, and the more money it takes to buy that power. Lower the wattage where you can to save big bucks. Learn More