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Free Energy Advice For more tailored and free energy advice, speak to a friendly energy consultant at Australian Energy Foundation on 1300 236 855 4. Hot Water Showers use the most hot water in a typical home. Try to limit shower time where possible so you don’t run out of hot water and keep your energy costs down 5. Appliances Fridges, Freezers, and Washing Machines are actually most efficient when they are full. If your fridge is only half full, consider adding other items from your pantry 1. Heating Set your household heating between 18 to 20 degrees, turn it off overnight, and consider using an electric blanket if you’re cold in bed 3. Lights Make sure you turn lights off when you leave a room, and when you go to bed 2. Doors Close doors of any rooms that aren’t being used, so you’re only heating the space you need Energy Saving Tips for Winter

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Page 1: Energy Saving Tips for Winter · Free Energy Advice For more tailored and free energy advice, speak to a friendly energy consultant at Australian Energy Foundation on 1300 236 855

Free Energy AdviceFor more tailored and free energy advice, speak to a friendly energy consultant at Australian Energy Foundation on 1300 236 855

4. Hot WaterShowers use the most hot water in a typical home. Try to limit shower time where possible so you don’t run out of hot water and keep your energy costs down

5. AppliancesFridges, Freezers, and Washing Machines are actually most efficient when they are full. If your fridge is only half full, consider adding other items from your pantry

1. HeatingSet your household heating between 18 to 20 degrees, turn it off overnight, and consider using an electric blanket if you’re cold in bed

3. LightsMake sure you turn lights off when you leave a room, and when you go to bed

2. DoorsClose doors of any rooms that aren’t being used, so you’re only heating the space you need

Energy Saving Tips for Winter