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    How to save electricity?

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      limlim
      last edited by

      verykiasu2010:
      peapot:

      Ok tonigh I go look at the pump and tell you. Yes there is also lights. Don't know why the pond full of algae!!???


      then your pond need to instal UV filter to kill the algae

      mine has no algae, water crystal clear, can see to the bottom, has not changed water for 7 years

      wait the UV kill the fishes how...... ? :evil:

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        limlim
        last edited by

        peapot:
        Ok tonigh I go look at the pump and tell you. Yes there is also lights. Don't know why the pond full of algae!!???

        Got water got light, sure got algae..

        Unless there is something in the water that feeds on algae which will help to control the growth.. like catfish, snails etc..

        or.. you can use vk's method...... :evil:

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          limlim
          last edited by

          FQW:
          limlim:

          [quote=\"peapot\"]Limlim, are you a electrician? You seems to have alot of knowledge in this area.


          No..

          I'm an engineer by profession.. šŸ˜‰

          Limlim has a doctorate in Electricity.[/quote]No leh..

          some of the stuff discussed can be found in O level textbook....

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            limlim
            last edited by

            Oppsgal:
            Busymom:

            [quote=\"FQW\"]Talking about saving water, I've this dehumidifier at home in one of the rooms. In a week I can collect cold water the size of one full pail which I'll then use to splash on the toilet floor.


            So to save water [it's free, it's from the air], buy a lot of these dehumidifiers can liao.


            In our case, we have humidifier in our rooms, not dehumidifier...

            I have a dehumnifier too. Not sure if the water in the tank is clean? Feel like using it to water plants, but scare that my husband's plants will die... :rotflmao: In the end I use it for pouring into sink.[/quote]Assuming the dehumidifier is clean.. (the container etc..) the water collect should be pure (unless your room very dusty etc..).

            It is definitely cleaner than tap water.. and free of chlorine too.... can use for fish tank, water plants.. etc..

            But hor.. disclaimer..

            at your own risk hor.. my comment carries no liability one.. wait your plant uplorry........ don't look for me...... :evil: :siam:

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              janet88
              last edited by

              FQW:
              Ok basic question here.


              Does the electricity tariff differ depending on the type of property one stays? I'm not talking about utility rebates from the govt; those I know depends on property owned.
              I think so.
              For HDB, electricity/water cheaper.

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                coolit
                last edited by

                How to cut down on aircon usage when hubby is the kind who feels hot easily? Any kind of fan tht is very strong? My electricity usage is mainly on the use of aircon.

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                  Nebbermind
                  last edited by

                  coolit:
                  How to cut down on aircon usage when hubby is the kind who feels hot easily? Any kind of fan tht is very strong? My electricity usage is mainly on the use of aircon.

                  strong fan actually quite uncomfortable...well, that's for me.

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                    Funz
                    last edited by

                    coolit:
                    How to cut down on aircon usage when hubby is the kind who feels hot easily? Any kind of fan tht is very strong? My electricity usage is mainly on the use of aircon.

                    Tell hubby to lose some weight might solve the snoring problem oso :siam:

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                      limlim
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                        winchester
                        last edited by

                        coolit:
                        How to cut down on aircon usage when hubby is the kind who feels hot easily? Any kind of fan tht is very strong? My electricity usage is mainly on the use of aircon.

                        sleep without clothes on! not so hot!

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