Saving and not wasting in the house
By bignik
@bignik (272)
Italy
July 5, 2010 2:16pm CST
Hi to all,the main issues on saving at home is ,food,water,electricity, then there are other subjects , saving on warm water is a great money saver,saving on air conditioning is great,saving on water,then the last but not least ,saving on food and not wasting nothing, especialy bread ,how many times do you find that something has gone bad in the fridge-into the dirt basket,washing our hands first fill a little water in the sink and wash with soap ,then rinse,lights in the house ,try using energy saving bulbs,use less as possible,in the end of the year you will save on illumination to about 15 to 25 %, HOPE I WAS OF HELP greetings bignik
4 responses
@randylovesdar (4932)
• United States
12 Jul 10
You give a lot of great ideas and I will try to use them. I am still looking for easy recipes that do not require much cooking sonce it gets so hot in the summer. I have been eating a lot of salad, but there must be some other things I can eat. I know that a green salad is healthy, but I need more than just that.
@marguicha (216405)
• Chile
5 Jul 10
I think many people have grown energy concious. Some because they need the money, some because they want to help the planet. The reason doesn´t matter: the goal is woderful. I try to do my share. I haven´t used a clothes dryer for many years. I han the clothes in hangers, iron them by hand when wet and sun dry them. The delicates dry in the bathroom. I only use the dishwasher or washin machine with full loads. It uses the same amount of soap and water for a lot more dishes or clothes.
There are many things we can do. My next year´s proyect is a vegetable garden in raised beds. Let´s hope it works.
@rosie230 (1696)
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5 Jul 10
Yeah some good ideas to save on things in the house, I too use some of these ideas. I think we all have to these days since everything is so expensive, we should not waste money, especially if we have so little. We need to save where we can, and reduce bills where we can. I save bath water to use on watering the garden as well, every little helps!
