Simple tips to reduce your power bill

Your fridge compartment should be below 5˚C, and your freezer should be set between minus 15˚C and minus 18˚C. For every degree colder, your running costs can increase between 2-4%.
Defrost your freezer regularly to improve efficiency.
Running your dishwasher with a full load and clean the filter regularly.
When boiling your kettle, only boil the amount of water you need.

If the sun is out, use your clothesline! If you do use the dryer, clean the lint filter after each load.
Stick to the cold wash setting for most of your laundry.

Take shorter showers. An average shower uses 12 litres of water every minute, plus the power it takes to heat it.

Replace incandescent or halogen lights with energy-saving LED lights.
Put on a jumper if you feel cold!
When heating, set your thermostat to between 18 and 20 degrees – each degree above 20 can add 10% to its running costs.
In summer, set the temperature to 25 or 26 degrees. Once again, every degree below 25 can add around 10% to its running costs.
Use a lamp instead of lighting the whole room.

Light your paths for free with solar lights.
Use motion sensor lights outdoors and you won’t have to worry about leaving outdoor lights on.

Potential savings at a glance:

Switching off the games console after use could save up to $175 per year.
Swap 10 incandescent bulbs for fluorescents and save up to $220.
Say goodbye to your 2nd fridge and save up to $230.
Run your pool pump for 2 hours less a day in winter to save up to $145 a year.
Using the clothesline once a week instead of using the dryer could save around $79 a year.
Installing a water-efficient 4-star showerhead could save around $315 a year on water bills, there will also be savings on energy bills because less water will need to be heated.

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