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Get dripping hot water taps
fixed. |
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When cooking in the oven,
open the door as little as possible. |
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Defrost your freezer regularly
and don't over-stock - it's important for air to
circulate. |
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Check the seals on your
fridge. The ideal running temperature for your fridge
is between two and five degrees Celsius. |
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Use the fast and economy
cycles on your dishwasher as often as possible,
and only wash full loads. |
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Locate the fridge away from
any heat-producing sources, warm airflow, or sunlight.
Make sure there is at least an 8mm ventilation gap
behind the fridge. |
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Fridges and freezers work
best when full and defrosted regularly. |
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Don't rinse dirty dishes
under hot tap. |
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Fill the jug from the cold
tap. |
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It is cheaper to boil the
jug to wash a few dishes than it is to fill the
sink with water from the hot tap. |
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It is cheaper to do one
load in the dishwasher than three sink-loads of
dishes. |
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Match pots and pans to the
stove element size and keep the lids on. |
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Ensure the oven door seals
are cleaned regularly, well fitted and in good condition.
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Use smaller appliances for
specific tasks whenever possible (e.g. toasters,
electric fry-pans and microwaves). |
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When defrosting food do
it naturally. |
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