1.
Lighting:
·
Use
energy-efficient LED bulbs instead of traditional incandescent bulbs.
·
Turn
off lights when leaving a room.
·
Make
use of natural daylight by opening curtains and blinds.
·
Install
motion sensors or timers to automatically control lighting.
·
Consider
using task lighting instead of lighting up an entire room.
2.
Room Air Conditioner:
·
Set
the air conditioner temperature to a moderate level (around 24-26°C or
75-78°F).
·
Close
doors and windows to prevent cool air from escaping.
·
Use
ceiling fans to circulate cool air and reduce reliance on the AC.
·
Clean
or replace air filters regularly for efficient airflow.
·
Use
programmable thermostats to adjust cooling based on occupancy.
3.
Refrigerator:
·
Keep
the refrigerator away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
·
Set
the temperature to the recommended level (around 3-5°C or 37-41°F for the
fridge, and -15 to -18°C or 5-0°F for the freezer).
·
Avoid
leaving the refrigerator door open for extended periods.
·
Check
and seal any gaps in the door gasket to prevent cool air leakage.
·
Regularly
defrost and clean the refrigerator to maintain efficiency.
4.
Water Heater:
·
Set
the water heater thermostat to a suitable temperature (around 49°C or 120°F).
·
Insulate
the water heater and hot water pipes to minimize heat loss.
·
Take
shorter showers and consider installing low-flow showerheads.
·
Fix
any leaks in faucets or pipes promptly.
·
Consider
using a tankless or on-demand water heater for greater efficiency.
5.
Computer:
·
Enable
power-saving settings on your computer and monitor.
·
Turn
off the monitor when not in use, and put the computer to sleep or hibernate
mode when idle.
·
Unplug
chargers and power adapters when not in use.
·
Consider
using a laptop instead of a desktop computer as they generally consume less
power.
·
Use
power strips to easily turn off all computer peripherals at once.
6.
Fan, Heater, Blower, and Washing Machine:
·
Use
fans and natural ventilation when possible instead of
air conditioners or heaters.
·
Clean
and maintain fans, heaters, and blowers regularly for optimal performance.
·
Set
the thermostat on heating appliances to a comfortable yet energy-efficient
temperature.
·
Wash
full loads of laundry in cold water and air dry when possible.
·
Use
energy-efficient washing machines and dryers.
7.
Colour Television:
·
Adjust
the brightness and contrast settings to an optimal level.
·
Enable
power-saving mode on your TV.
·
Turn
off the TV when not in use instead of leaving it on standby mode.
·
Consider
using streaming devices like Apple TV or Chromecast, which consume less power
than a traditional TV.
·
Use
power strips to easily turn off all connected devices with one switch.
8.
Water Pump:
·
Fix
any leaks or dripping faucets promptly.
·
Use
water-efficient appliances and fixtures.
·
Install
a pressure-regulating valve to avoid excessive water pressure.
·
Water
your garden during cooler times of the day to reduce evaporation.
·
Consider
using rainwater harvesting systems for outdoor water needs.
9.
Cooking:
·
Use
lids on pots and pans to reduce cooking time and energy consumption.
·
Match
the size of the cooking vessel to the burner size.
·
Opt for microwave or toaster ovens for small cooking tasks.
·
Use
energy-efficient appliances with good insulation.
·
Consider
using pressure cookers, slow cookers, or induction cooktops for energy-efficient
10.Transport:
· Carpool, use public transportation,
or consider biking or walking for shorter trips.
· Maintain proper tire pressure to
improve fuel efficiency.
· Avoid idling your vehicle for
extended periods.
· Plan trips efficiently to minimize unnecessary
driving.