Save on your bill

Switch off lights and electrical equipment when you are not using them.
Make a habit of switching off the lights when you leave a room.
Use Class A electrical appliances.
When you switch off equipment using the remote control the pilot light that stays on can use up to 15% of the energy.
Try and set off the dish washing machine when it is completely full. If it only has a half-load use the quick or economical programmes.
Iron a large amount of clothes at the same time.
Use a super rapid pressure cooker whenever you can. It releases hardly any steam while cooking, uses less energy, and saves a lot of time.
Watch your water consumption. Don’t leave taps running unnecessarily (for example: when washing, shaving, or brushing your teeth).
Let hot food cool down before putting it in the fridge.
Switch off the oven just before the food is cooked. The residual heat will be enough to ensure the food is properly cooked.
20ºC will keep you and your family comfortable at home. The recommended temperature in bedrooms is 3 to 5ºC less
Remember that a shower uses about 4 times less water and energy than a bath.