With these tips you can even save energy.

That way you wear at the same time actively protect the environment! There are many ways to save energy in daily life and thereby to protect the environment. We also saves money, because energy is quite expensive.1) Energy saving lamps consume much less power and last longer! But of course, still applies: If you leave a room – from light!

2) electrical equipment in standby mode consume electricity all day, even if you do not benutzt.Das same goes for mobile phone chargers, halogen lamps, or printer. Therefore, you should switch off the power switch. Practically socket connectors with toggle switch. So you can handle multiple devices with one from the power supply.

3) need a lot of computer power, especially the monitor. Therefore, turn off the unit if you do not need it – or at least the monitor. A flat screen takes way less power than a CRT monitor.

4) For a full bathtub you need about 120 gallons of water – for showers just 50 liters, provided you do not showering for too long. The shower you will save not only water but also the energy needed to warm the water. By the way: There are savings shower heads, with which you can reduce water consumption in addition!

5) Eat all you should allow to cool before you put it in the fridge. After all, the warmer the air in the refrigerator, the more energy needs of the fridge to cool it again. Therefore, the refrigerator is not near any equipment to supply heat (stove, dishwasher, heating).

6) A baked bread for breakfast? With the toaster you need about 50 percent less energy than if you use the oven.

7) When cooking is always the lid on the pot.
Even more energy you save when you use a pressure cooker or if you want the water for noodles in hot water do.

If you are heating with furniture or other things “zubaust” it can not apply heat properly.
You have to be more heat to get a room warm.

9) returnable bottles are used for up to 50 times again. That is, it requires no energy to produce new bottles. But not all returnable bottles are returnable bottles! Pay attention when buying on the label “The Blue Angel” and “returnable – for the environment.”

10) These are very nice tracks that a tomato from Spain or the pineapple from Costa Rica must travel until it lands in our supermarket. And that means tons of environmentally harmful gasoline and kerosene. Another drawback: The fruit and vegetables are usually treated chemically so that it survives the long journey well!

XoXo Michelle