Save Energy and Money in the Kitchen

Save energy and money windows If possible, replace your screens with storm windows in the winter months. This will add an extra buffer to in the Kitchen the outside air. range hood Ventilation fans can save you a substantial amount on your electricity bill. kitchen sink Repair any leaky taps/faucets as soon as possible as this will eventually be losing gallons of water. walls Make sure any cracks or gaps in the walls are fixed as quickly as possible. It is not always obvious how much energy you could be wasting from holes and gaps. Hiring a thermal imaging camera can help you detect if you have any worrying problems. refrigerator Make sure your refrigerator is on the right temperature. 8/0 If you have an old or second refrigerator that is no longer needed, unplug it to save a vast amount of greenhouse gas emissions. range Surprisingly using the right sized pot on the burner can save a lot of money over the course of the year. Covering your pots and pans and maintaining a clean burner can also have a sucnificant impact in how efficiently you cook. light switch Remember to turn off the light when it is not in use. floor vents/radiator Make sure there are no blockages from furniture so air can circulate easily. In the winter, reflectors between the walls and radiators can help to keep the heat in.