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Small appliance hacks you probably don’t know – but should

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Kitchen

Ways to save

8 energy and money saving tips to consider before a major renovation

Kitchen

Allow us to break the ice, meet the ENERGY STAR® freezer

Kitchen

Avoid stovetop boiling

Ways to save

Busting power wasters – 5 tips that save power and won’t cost you

True or False

Chest-styled freezers are more energy efficient than upright freezers

True! Chest-styled freezers use up to 51% less energy than upright freezers.

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Consider a chest-style freezer

Quick Q

Does it take more energy to keep a fridge cool when it's full, or when it's empty?

An empty fridge uses more energy - consider putting some jugs of water in the fridge.

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Don't leave your fridge door open

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Fix those leaks

Kitchen

Get a fridge thermometer

Water

Go easy on hot water

Kitchen

Let your dishes dry themselves

Kitchen

Look for an ENERGY STAR® fridge

Kitchen

Make ice, ice baby

Kitchen

No-cook snack ideas and recipes for (cool) kids

Ways to save

Planning a major renovation and don’t know where to start?

Kitchen

Recycle extra fridges

Kitchen

Run your dishwasher full

Kitchen

Small appliance recipe roundup

Ways to save

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Kitchen

Thaw food in the fridge

Heating

Try 18°C when active

Kitchen

Use an ENERGY STAR® dishwasher

Kitchen

Use small, yet mighty appliances

Kitchen

Use your slow cooker weekly

Ways to save

Vernon family cuts electricity use by 24% over 12 months

Quick Q

What's the best way to boil your water?

An electric kettle uses 50% less energy than a stove top.