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How to find out how much energy you use
If you want to know how much electricity a device uses, simply turn everything else in your house off, leave the device in question to run, and, take two meter readings exactly a minute apart. This will tell you how many units of electricity it uses in a minute of operation, which you can then use to calculate its energy usage over longer periods from a day to a year.
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Dave Sabri |
Jun-20-2009
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Electricity generation explained
Electricity is present throughout nature, in the form of the static electricity in thunder clouds and neurons, but there is no direct natural source of flowing electricity of the type required by electrical appliances.
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Dave Sabri |
Jun-20-2009
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1049
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Which light bulb is right for you?
Until the introduction of the compact fluorescent bulb in the 1990s, if you wanted a light bulb, then you had no choice in the matter but to buy an incandescent. This, of course, was less of an issue in those days of comparatively cheap, secure energy supplies and a lower general awareness of environmental issues such as global warming.
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Dave Sabri |
Jun-20-2009
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1303
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Cutting your bills and saving the planet
The emission of greenhouse gases as a result of our energy consumption is the primary cause of global warming. Carbon dioxide and other gases have created a blanket around the Earth that prevents heat from escaping into the atmosphere.
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Dave Sabri |
Jun-20-2009
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1151
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Top Ten Money Saving Tips
In the current economic climate we are all looking for ways to spend less cash, so here are our top ten money saving tips to help you spend less.
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Dave Sabri |
Jun-20-2009
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1332
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Choosing Gas, Oil or Electric Central Heating
Fuel prices are on the increase. Nowadays most of us are trying to cope with rising heating costs. As a result, we all want to find ways to reduce our heating bills.
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Dave Sabri |
Jun-20-2009
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How to Save Money Without Missing Out
In the current economic climate we are all trying to be a bit wiser with our money, but none of us want to give up the little luxuries in life. Here are some top tips on ways to spend less without missing out.
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Dave Sabri |
Jun-20-2009
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1139
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Ways to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
Nowadays we are all concerned about the environment and want to know what we can do to help. However, many of us do not want to give up the convenience of our modern lifestyle. One way to help the environment without making any major sacrifices is to find ways of reducing your carbon footprint.
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Dave Sabri |
Jun-20-2009
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1265
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Gas and Electricity Supply When You Move Home
Moving house can be incredibly stressful, so make your life a little easier and remember to sort out your gas and electricity providers. You need to ensure you are not billed for energy you have not used at either property, so to help you out here is a quick guide to tell you what to do.
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Dave Sabri |
Jun-20-2009
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1350
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Environmentally Friendly Electricity
Around two thirds of the UK's electricity is generated by coal and gas fueled power stations. These plants pump millions of tons of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. These gases are known to cause climate change.
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Dave Sabri |
Jun-28-2009
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1431
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Gas and Electricity Switching Guide
The recent credit crunch has us thinking about how to save money, and there are few quicker ways to do so than by getting a better deal on your gas and electricity bills. Changing your suppliers is easier than you may think, and with so much competition prices can vary considerably meaning you might be able to make significant savings.
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Dave Sabri |
Jun-20-2009
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1461
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Different Types of Gas and Electricity Deals
There are many gas and electricity providers available. Which ones are available to you will depend on where you live and the type of meter you have. Here are the main types of gas and electricity options you will find available.
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By
Dave Sabri |
Jun-20-2009
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1940
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Energy Saving Devices
Start small; energy saving light bulbs use up to 80% less electricity than standard bulbs and because they last 10 times longer, they will save you anything from £3-£6 per year, so around £45 over the lifetime of the bulb.
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Dave Sabri |
Jun-19-2009
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1038
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Ways to lower your bills
We all want to cut back on our monthly outgoings and now more than ever we need to make our pay check go as far as possible.
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By
Dave Sabri |
Jun-19-2009
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1308
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Summer offers to help you "go green"
This summer British Gas is helping you to go green.
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By
Dave Sabri |
Jun-19-2009
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1651
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Reduce your household waste
We moan about the government not doing enough to tackle climate change, but we as individuals contribute around 40% to the UKs total greenhouse gas emissions, so if we make some small changes around the home and to how we travel, we can reduce our carbon footprint along with our energy bills.
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By
Dave Sabri |
Jun-19-2009
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Cut your emissions
Copenhagen will host the UN Conference on Climate Change in December this year.
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By
Dave Sabri |
Jun-19-2009
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Practical ways to reduce your carbon print
Small changes can have a big impact.
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By
Dave Sabri |
Jun-19-2009
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2191
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Going Green
It has never been easier to go green.
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By
Dave Sabri |
Jun-19-2009
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2234
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Go Green and Save
The economic climate being the way it is at the moment means we are looking at how we can cut back and save money in every area of our lives.
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By
Dave Sabri |
Jun-19-2009
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1647
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Energy Efficient Boilers
Central heating isn’t exactly an inspiring conversation choice.
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By
Dave Sabri |
Jun-19-2009
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2208
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Eco friendly tips
Are you looking for ways to become more eco-friendly but, other than buying energy saving light bulbs and recycling your newspapers, you’re struggling to really reduce your carbon footprint? It seems you’re not alone.
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By
Dave Sabri |
Jun-19-2009
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803
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Points to Ponder When Choosing a Commercial Kitchen Mat
When considering the type of mat that work best in your commercial kitchen should be taken into consideration all that abuse to bear mat. The challenge is to find a mat kitchen that will serve the needs of people in the workplace and improve their working environment. Issues such as comfort or ease of maintenance, security, drainage and safety for animal fats and chemicals must be addressed.
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By
Manseo |
Jun-18-2009
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770
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How to Reduce the Cost of Home Insurance
If you want to reduce the cost of your home insurance, you will as a minimum still need buildings insurance to cover the cost of repairing or rebuilding your home.
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By
Foster Carr |
Jun-18-2009
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756
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Logo Mats Are Creating A Brand Identity For Your Business
Now a days the owners who made the custom logo is very important for the company. They try to have these logos in any place such as mats personalized.
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By
Manseo |
Jun-18-2009
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