Ways to Reduce Household Waste
- Do not purchase products with excessive or unnecessary packaging.
- Purchase products in the largest size practical so as to reduce the product:packaging ratio. However, do not purchase products in larger quantities than you will actually use, and be aware that having a larger quantity on hand may cause you to use more of the product than you would have ordinarily used.
- Use and reuse gift bags in place of gift wrap.
- Bring your own bags or boxes along when shopping to carry your purchases home.
- Put off purchases whenever possible. You will often find that you didn't really need the item.
- Use rechargeable batteries instead of conventional batteries.
- Compost
What are the appliances that use the most energy in you home
1. Air Conditioners / Heaters / Heat Pump
2. Lighting
3. Refirgerator
4. Freezer
5. Pool Pump / Spa
6. Washing Machine / Dryer
7. Television
8. Computers
These are the main Power consumers in the home.
What have you done to lower the power consumption in you home.
There are many devices out there that can help you with most od the list above
If you are interested in conserving more power and to reduce you monthly power bill .
Please email me at cflarue@comcast.net and I will be happy to show you ways to cut your total power consumption by 20 to 50 percnt per month.
You may also want to visit Mr. James Dulley's website at www.dulley.com he speacializes in writting articals on Energy Conservation.
We will also send you a list of companies that will help you find the products that will help you acheive 20 to 50 percent reduction on your power usage.
charlesoo1
is is a list of companies that have products that can help you
1. Air Conditioners / Heaters / Heat Pump
2. Lighting
3. Refirgerator
4. Freezer
5. Pool Pump / Spa
6. Washing Machine / Dryer
7. Television
8. Computers
These are the main Power consumers in the home.
What have you done to lower the power consumption in you home.
There are many devices out there that can help you with most od the list above
If you are interested in conserving more power and to reduce you monthly power bill .
Please email me at cflarue@comcast.net and I will be happy to show you ways to cut your total power consumption by 20 to 50 percnt per month.
You may also want to visit Mr. James Dulley's website at www.dulley.com he speacializes in writting articals on Energy Conservation.
We will also send you a list of companies that will help you find the products that will help you acheive 20 to 50 percent reduction on your power usage.
charlesoo1
is is a list of companies that have products that can help you
McHENRY – The Environmental Defenders of McHenry County will conduct their every-other-month recycling collection for fluorescent tubes, compact fluorescent bulbs, and batteries of all kinds on the second Saturday of July.
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The battle of the light bulb may not be quite over. While traditional incandescents will soon be phased out in the United States and abroad, researchers are plugging away to create more efficient versions that comply with looming new standards — while also providing an alternative for consumers who find compact fluorescents objectionable [The New [...]
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There is a new project in the works from scientists at the University of Rochester with the ability to make incandescent light bulbs more energy efficient as well as brighter than ever before. All it takes is a few bright UofR scientists, a powerful laser and a few quadrillionths of a second.
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The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) submitted its comments to the Department of Energy (DOE) regarding the Notice of Proposed Rule, Energy Conservation Standards for General Service Fluorescent Lamps and Incandescent Reflector Lamps. And the organization is recommending the DOE draw new energy saving rules for fluorescent and incandescent reflector lamps.
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LED light bulbs like the one above are cool. The one we got is 2.5W and it’s equivalent to a 45W incandescent light bulb. There are 7 led lights inside that power the thing. LED lights should be what we all move to but the investments made in cfls (contains mercury, higher wattage) has everyone [...]
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More states are moving to establish safe recycling programs and address the mercury content of the popular curly, compact fluorescent light bulbs. The bulbs, known as CFLs, generally use less power than incandescent light bulbs. CFLs use trace ...
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In my previous post, I felt that I had not done full justice to LED lighting and to the people behind The Light up The World Foundation (Lutw).
The Light Up The World Foundation (Lutw) aims to bring efficient, durable and near permanent White Light Emitting Diodes (WLED) lighting solutions powered by renewable energy to the world's poor in ecologically sensitive and remote rural areas. Lutw support their engagement by quoting Lawrence...
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