Try not to leave appliances on standby mode, because they’ll still use energy even when you aren’t using them.
2. Swap your regular bulbs for smart bulbs that’ll use less energy and last longer.
3. Check your windows and doors for draughts to make sure your home isn’t losing heat.
4. Try washing your laundry at lower temperatures. 30°C is cooler than standard cycles, but it'll still give clothes a thorough wash.
5. Avoid the tumble dryer wherever possible. But if you can’t do without it, a heat pump model is much more efficient.
6. Swap your bath for a shower instead and try to limit your time under the water –a 4-minute shower could save you loads!
7. We all love a brew, but don’t overfill the kettle. Try to only use as much water as you actually need.
8. If you’ve got a dishwasher, make sure you only run it once it’s completely full. This will help save energy and water.
9. Try lowering your thermostat. If it’s too high, you could be wasting energy (and money).
10. Check that your fridge is set to the right temperature. We recommend between 1°C - 4°C for the best results. As a bonus, try not to overfill your fridge since this can use up more energy too.