15 Ways to Save Money on Your Electricity Bill

[@crowgrl13]

I've missed you and am glad your back! But please take care of YOU first! If you need to take a break, we will be here when you are ready to come back. :)

[@GoingZeroWaste]

Thank you! I'm very happy to be back and am glad I didn't pressure myself to come back sooner because I do feel ready and excited to shoot more content. :)

[@ashtria1644]

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[@AbcmixX]

The tip on using off peak hours actually helps the inviorment here in Copenhagen. This is bc alot of our power comes from windmills and u cant store the energy from them. So on off peak hours a lot of their energy goes to waste where in the peak hours we have to power up the coal plants :)

[@wishingb5859]

I use motion detection night lights or battery-operated almost exclusively for my lighting at night.

[@anniesshenanigans3815]

I looked up the different fridges. Side by side with water and ice dispenser suck the most electricity, top freezer doors use the least.

[@RoadtoFIRE]

Loved this and would love a series on these tips!

[@GoingZeroWaste]

Thank you!

[@iriswelch3553]

We added a water heater timer to our electric water heater. We don't need hot water at night, and really only use hot water early morning and at dinner time.

[@clara101]

I love all the plants in your background and I’d love this to be a series!

[@ricksherman34]

I bought a nice full size natural gas grill and use this to make ALL of my meals on it... You can even use it like an oven if needed. I haven't used my electric range in over a year. 🤔

[@sharalli3112]

11/12 - or use an air fryer! I use my air fryer almost exclusively and very rarely ever use my actual oven. It’s faster and uses much less electricity.

[@GoingZeroWaste]

Yes! Love it.

[@vegemitegirl1971]

One thing that annoys me with dishwashers and resources is the attitude of owners. The actual thing is they say a dishwasher uses less water. However, the person saying that will leave the kitchen tap running while rinsing all their dishes and stacking them in the dishwasher. I can't see that saving water. No, I do not have a dishwasher (obviously I'm not in America) but I have lived in houses which have had one.

[@anniesshenanigans3815]

I don't rinse. No need if your dishwasher works properly. I also let air dry. My kitchen is very small and there's no place to stack dishes after washing if done by hand.

[@meganhamlyn1694]

Welcome back! Love these tips👍

[@ricksherman34]

it's not a matter of " cold air " escaping when opening your fridge. Having actual mass that can retain it's coldness ( actually resisting absorption of thermal energy ) is what helps the refrigerator be more efficient. I keep the freezer packed... but you should leave at least. 1/2 " gap around the edges to allow air to circulate and to allow proper defrost cycles. More thermal mass means you rely much less on having "cold" air in the fridge to maintain efficiency.

[@keywestpuma4095]

Yes, more tips on saving money on electric bill, never thought about the dishwasher or the ice maker. Now you have me energy aware. Thanks, I liked and subscribed too!!

[@mayweallread4731]

this is soooo good information for young adults that are living in a city and feel like there is no much they can do to save the environment! Also how this tips save you money! I need to share this to all my friends !!

[@GoingZeroWaste]

I'd so appreciate those shares! Thanks so much.

[@lauraelisee]

I totally struggle with the laundry machine! We workout outside and our clothes need to be washed same day or the stink just doesn’t wash out. But we always use cold water! We have a brand new washer so luckily it is pretty efficient and uses very little water as it always senses the size of the load. It doesn’t even have a dial for load size!

[@carolynrodgers6836]

I add vinegar to my wash to remove odors

[@lauraelisee]

@@carolynrodgers6836 same! I add it to the workout clothes 😀

[@pigstain7531]

i think using diswasher machine is a waste of energy, most people in asian country washes dishes manually - using your hand and using organic washing dish soap and using loofah scrub or coconut husk i also think there many layers that we have to go through when talking about saving energy because often it tangle with other subjects like saving water. For example using low flow fauchet reduces the need to pump water thus reducing the need for electricity (pumping water from the home reservoir or home well). both saves water and electric. and your monthly bill. Designing natural flow of water using grabity reduces the need to pump using electricity, designing grey water to be reuse for plants watering also save water n pumping water just to water the plant .. i mean there are lotsof things that we all can improve

[@GoingZeroWaste]

It's a trade off because using a dishwasher is much more efficient in terms of water usage. The average modern dishwasher only uses 3-5 gallons of water and most people use a lot more than that when handwashing, and you'd need to be handwashing in cold water to not have the addition of extra energy being used for heat.

[@vegemitegirl1971]

@@GoingZeroWaste I do not have a dishwasher. I did. In Australia most homes do not have the double sink like in America. I have a small sink, which fits all my cleaning needs. I scrap off food gunk first. I only use 3.5 gallons of water and garden friendly detergent. I do not have water running whilst scraping off the food gunk, which goes into the compost. I also don't have the space in my kitchen or laundry.

[@pigstain7531]

@@GoingZeroWaste where did you come up with 3-galon?

[@vegemitegirl1971]

@@pigstain7531 Do you mean me? My sink only holds 15 litres, which is less than 4 gallons. You can't put that much water in it and then put dishes in too

[@LilliD3]

@@vegemitegirl1971 did you also count the rincing?

[@user-pf7ht6jl7v]

I don’t own a place yet but will definitely keep these tips in mind!

[@ReeceCaruso]

Great suggestions! This is such an important topic to be discussing. I really enjoyed the video!

[@amyandshawnwilt3688]

FYI. We have a Samsung French door refrigerator with the freezer on the bottom. It is only a couple of years old. It recently broke down and our repair man said he doesn’t recommend that brand with that style because he has seen a lot of breakdowns. It has something to do with the back getting too frozen and then a piece breaks and then it won’t keep cold. It was about a $400 repair. So just keep that in mind if you are shopping for a new frig.

[@GoingZeroWaste]

I don't recommend freezer under refrigerators! They are the most prone to breaking. We rent so really can't control it, but I wouldn't buy one. Great tips, wish I had mentioned that.

[@infoinfo-mw5ye]

Everyone I know with a Samsung fridge is miserable.

[@1991lauratjeuh]

tip the squares in beetween the ice qube tray squares that where you should focus your water steam so it fulls up more easily less spils

[@turquoisechocolate3027]

Great tips. Thanks. However you didn't mention taking unused appliances or tvs, lights, out of the plug when away from home long periods of time. Except the fridge.

[@andreaanderson3210]

Happy your back. Yes I would enjoy more tips

[@ellashroll5434]

love this, definitely keep it going!! also love the plants🌱

[@leogeo8149]

these are actually great tips.

[@joannab5837]

The risk of turning down your hot water temperature is that it doesn't kill any bacteria, so what is the lowest safest temperature without compromising your health.

[@jimk9417]

Great tips and video. New house looks nice. Welcome back.

[@kleptomelly]

Would love more tips like this. Our bill has slowly been going up over the last few years and I cannot figure it out for the life of me.

[@pigstain7531]

i suggest you browse articles on the internet on how to save electricity, how to save water, how to have a sustainable blue-grey water system in your home ( www.waterfootprint.org is a good start ) , home DIY that saves water usage and electrical usage (often we have to opt to manual tools/methodes), rethink on the electrical machines in your home and find out is there a way to do it manually with no electricity, etc. go to instagram n look for easy tips on how to have a sustainable home cheers

[@GoingZeroWaste]

Energy rates have probably increased too. I know that mine definitely have over the last few years, but I know that these tips will definitely help make a small dent when added together. Running appliances off peak will probably help a lot!

[@ilovegreen0150]

Don’t forget costs of inflation every year it goes up.

[@brg2743]

We have found that a front load washer which uses low kwh has really lowered our electric and water bill. A refrigerator that has a top freezer, uses low kwh and is energy star has really helped too. We also don't use the dryer much.

[@richis9070]

Good tips. Thanks. And good luck with your new house. Hope things get better soon with you. 😊

[@GoingZeroWaste]

Thank you so much! I've moved recently and have been loving it. :)

[@belenlg5978]

very out of the box tips thanks! never thought about chopping smaller pieces to save energy, so funny but true

[@GoingZeroWaste]

Glad it was helpful! :)

[@karenjantz6828]

Have your hacks can't wait for the bathroom and kitchen packs great job

[@gaasyendietha5070]

For the fridge, I sold my old one to someone who wanted it for a cottage. I was glad it didn’t go to the waste land yet

[@juliaa.9870]

My electricity bill is around 50€ per month (Germany). I‘m shocked that there are people paying 600€ per year (=my electricity bill for a year!) only for running their fridge! Wow! I mean... I have a very small fridge, my dish washer doesn‘t even have a drying function etc... 😂🙈

[@GoingZeroWaste]

This is why there are so many rebate programs available! Older fridges us A LOT of energy. It's wild.

[@TiungeiaRichardson]

My utility bill for one month was $898 smh only because the landlord failed to tell us that the heater wasn't compatible with the house and they turned on the emergency heater which ran up our bill 😢. I'll use all these tips 🙏🏾

[@ashleyhasenbein8979]

I would love to see the top 10 wasteful habits you miss and/ or have not found substitutes for!! I have given up about five things, once they ran out, that I haven't found a substitute for 🤭

[@LuuGolinski]

Great video :) And the tip using the french press as a strainer for nut/oatmilk is amazing! Sounds very simple, since I find the nut milk bags rather intricate to use.

[@JazzminJ2016]

Love this!!! Thank you!!

[@haileywatson5822]

Absolutely want a part two!

[@eleanormansfield34]

Part two please! X

[@curiousines]

Great tips! :) Please do more of those. Some of them I knew but others weren´t so obvious to me

[@carolfriendly]

Use fans instead of air conditioners. Save lots of $ on your electric bill. Carol Friendly

[@Princeofpeace66]

Nicely done.!

[@illenatenorio6063]

So I like to use Christmas lights the white lights instead of the big light and only at night if needed (I personally do not like using the big light) is that more or less energy saving ?

[@shebamoos]

Yes more of these!!

[@zonderblu]

I live in 3 bedroom of 1300sq house . I don’t use my central heater / AC small heaters in each room , one small Unit AC can cool off our whole house. We don’t use dishwasher . During Christmas we light our Christmas tree with on and off self-timer . Our December bill Was $329 can you imagine if I use all the appliances?

[@Tryp-j9d]

Central a/c is NUTS!!!

[@janewarren2779]

Would definitely like to see a part II!

[@ajarivas72]

Watering the roof with water during the summer for 30 seconds each half an hour reduced my cooling costs by 85%. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5XLmZeYfKdlqZY Here is another video of the same technique to trimm your cooling costs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKjUhHp5mNCsfs0 My electric bill is equal in spring or summer. There is no difference. It seems the AC units are not turned on during the summer. All the heat hitting the house is removed by small amount of waters. I only invested 60 US dollars on the system. Instantaneous results. We got summer temperatures of 40 C (104 F) every summer.

[@shiyeliainkorea]

Wow great tips thank you.

[@kellykaye8982]

Need tips on to save more money on gas central heating

[@ajarivas72]

Insulation

[@Tryp-j9d]

Set the overnight temp WAAAAAY DOWN. SO LOW (48 F) so that the air temp can go as low as 50. THEN: GET A MATTRESS HEATING PAD FOR EACH bed. They use only 80 watts. But your gas burner/boiler WILL STAY OFF ALL NIGHT LONG!!! HUGE SAVINGS!!!!

[@AshleyFromBrooklyn]

I’m a brand new home owner and my house is all electric. Thank you for this video. I think the biggest issue we have is the electric baseboard heaters. It feels like they barely work and I’m always cold. And I try to keep the thermostat at 72. These other tips are great though. Thank you.

[@GoingZeroWaste]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bridgetbugeja]

If you have a draft in your home, you end up having to keep your home cool/warm for long periods of time. Make sure that there aren't any cracks or check around windows/doors for any air that might be coming in from outside!

[@mayweallread4731]

please do more!!

[@familiagonzalez8751]

✨ALSO UNPLUG ANYTHING YOUR NOT USING AT THE MOMENT LIKE PHONE CHARGERS,TV,MICROWAVE ETC EXCEPT OBVIOUSLY NOT FRIDGE

[@thomascool1335]

Going for school at overseas and watch this

[@TheDNW]

Only good thing about Louisiana is energy cost. Bouy 90 bucks a year for our fridge

[@vanessadenise8983]

Soooo helpful! Thank you ✨

[@arthurhyatt9217]

Over a year late but thanks for the information.

[@CT2507]

yea, im not going to start worying about how many items are in my fridge to have less or more space, for more or less cold air....lol

[@jicomayal6004]

Im paying 2160 pounds per year here in uk for 3 bedroom house

[@headtripindustries-aminor5657]

"the yellow-tan-dark orange-brown christmas/hannakah of the 80's...and ruled by satan": im a little boy, in a wonder land of magic strange paper, the presents need to be there, every year, the dead tree comes inside for us now, i will be busy rummaging my hands through backyard dogshit, the hot dark world outside has no room for brain...[there is ONLY a weird dark x-mas, its all i know]

[@jt.633]

half of these tips are about the fridge lol I have a better hack just turn to lower the bill - just shut off the power and use candles for light and a cooler for food, or ferment the foods. Guarantee savings of upwards of 100%

[@vickiehat1074]

Learn what goes in the refrigerator and does not go in the refrigerator and no the newer refrigerators has not saved me no money

[@melissasmith4327]

Your Dryer also uses A lot of Electricity.

[@bellasvlogs9]

2nd!

[@longdistanceaswell]

I’m here because my bill was $404

[@ImplosiveCatt]

I can't hear anything but your eyes.

[@cadillacblades]

This was just non sense video.