Rising electricity bills are a common concern, especially now that daily activities heavily rely on electrical appliances such as air conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, and more. These devices contribute significantly to increased electricity costs. However, there are several ways to save electricity and prevent excessive bills. Here are seven effective methods:
1. Unplug Cables When Not in Use
Leaving your smartphone plugged in for hours even after it's fully charged is one of the causes of high electricity bills. This happens because the power continues to flow through the outlet. To avoid unnecessary electricity consumption, unplug cables when they are not in use.
If you often forget to do this, consider using the Gao Manual Timer Socket, which comes with a built-in timer. You can set the usage time for up to six hours, with timer increments of one hour.
2. Use LED Bulbs
Compared to traditional incandescent bulbs, LED lights consume less electricity while providing bright illumination. Although slightly more expensive, they use lower wattage and last longer, making them a cost-effective choice.
For even greater convenience, consider the Krisbow Smart Bluetooth LED Bulb. This bulb offers features like scheduling, dimming, and anti-theft mode. It also has multi-color lighting options, including RGB (red, green, blue), white, and yellow. You can control all these features easily via the Krisbow Sync app on your smartphone.
3. Reduce Washing Machine Usage
Frequent use of washing machines can lead to high electricity consumption. To save energy, limit your laundry sessions to once or twice a week. Washing a full load at once is more efficient than washing small loads multiple times.
To dry it, instead of using the dryer on the washing machine, you can hang your clothes in the sunlight. Therefore, the use of electricity is more efficient.
4. Use a Fan When the Weather Is Mild
Many people immediately turn on the air conditioner (AC) even when the weather is only slightly warm. While ACs cool rooms instantly, they also consume a lot of electricity, leading to higher bills.
As an alternative, use a fan when the temperature is moderate. The Kris 2-in-1 Fan can help reduce electricity costs by up to 20%, as it only consumes 45 watts of power.
5. Switch to Energy-Efficient Appliances
Nowadays, many electronic appliances come with energy-saving features. Consider replacing high-energy-consuming devices like air conditioners, washing machines, and refrigerators with energy-efficient models to lower your electricity bills.
6. Add Green Plants Around the House
Besides enhancing home décor, adding green plants around your house helps cool down the environment naturally. This reduces the need for air conditioning, allowing you to save on electricity.
7. Maximize Natural Light with Windows
Letting sunlight enter your home through windows during the day is an effective way to reduce the need for artificial lighting. To prevent excessive brightness, you can install Venetian Blinds from KRIS. These blinds not only regulate the amount of sunlight entering your space but also provide privacy for your space.
By following these seven electricity-saving tips, you no longer have to worry about rising electricity bills! Find a variety of home essentials that make your life easier at all AZKO stores. You can also shop conveniently from home via the ruparupa app. Start saving electricity and complete your home needs today!
Sherelle - 16 Mei 2025
