How to save electricity?
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Oppsgal:
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Buy cooling mat and sleep on it. -
We have stopped using water heater for showering, not sure how that will affect the bills.
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Nebbermind:
she slept on a rope or a block of ice.. not mat..
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Buy cooling mat and sleep on it. -
limlim:
she slept on a rope or a block of ice.. not mat..[/quote]Oh, I thought it was some cooling jade slab
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[quote=\"Oppsgal\"]
Buy cooling mat and sleep on it.
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You an save electricity but using fan instead of aircon but f you are using aircon, dont turn it to 18 degree, use it at 24 is good enough.
And also service your aircon regularly. -
Personally, the ceiling fan provides one of the best electricity savings. They also come in all sort of designs, sizes and prices to suit different needs.
I used to live an aircon lifestyle. But now, I enjoy more of the fresh of air, sunny afternoon breeze, and cool night winds - under the gentle quiet breath of ceiling fans.
Of course, if you stay next to an expressway, busy road/street or needs the privacy of a closed/curtained window - aircon becomes a necessity. -
Ever considered ceiling fans but did not follow up as it requires me to relocate the existing lighting or buy those fans with light fitted on it. Not really what I wanted as the whole setup will dangle quite low since the ceiling isnβt that high.
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Nebbermind:
Ever considered ceiling fans but did not follow up as it requires me to relocate the existing lighting or buy those fans with light fitted on it. Not really what I wanted as the whole setup will dangle quite low since the ceiling isn't that high.
Ever consider getting a wall fan then ? -
fightingmom:
But a wall fan cant beat a ceiling fan... ok, mine can't....Nebbermind:
Ever considered ceiling fans but did not follow up as it requires me to relocate the existing lighting or buy those fans with light fitted on it. Not really what I wanted as the whole setup will dangle quite low since the ceiling isn't that high.
Ever consider getting a wall fan then ? -
fightingmom:
Got one installed in one room, either a Mit or KDK. Find the wind noise rather high even at low speed.
Ever consider getting a wall fan then ?
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