Top energy consumers:
1. Refrigerator
It operates continuously, consuming up to 300-400 kWh per year. You can save energy by setting the temperature correctly and avoiding overloading it with food.
2. Electric stove and oven
They use up to 500-750 kWh annually. Use cookware with a thick bottom and cook at optimal temperatures.
3. Washing and dishwasher machines
A significant portion of their energy is used for heating water. To save energy, run them only with full loads and on economical settings.
4. Electric kettle
Frequent boiling of water can lead to substantial expenses. Boil only as much water as needed.
5. Lighting
Incandescent bulbs consume more energy than LED lights. Replacing old bulbs with LED ones can help reduce costs.
Tips for saving:
- Purchase appliances with a high energy efficiency rating (A+ and above).
- Unplug devices from the socket when not in use.
- Optimize the use of household appliances by reducing the number of cycles.
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