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Each degree of difference can equal  \n10% less  \nenergy used.  \nHave shorter showers because water heating accounts for  \n20% of your energy bills.  \nSwitch off appliances atthe wall to use  \n1–5% less energy.  \nWash in cold  \nwater and save $60 a year.  \nUse your clothesline first. ~~  ~~Use your clothes dryer less and save  \n$70 a year.  \nReplace your old fridge or TV with anew energy efficient one to save  \n$200 a year.  \nTotal savings back in your hip pocket = over $ 470 a year *  \nTop tips to save you energy and money  \n Reduce your energy bills  Make your home more comfortable Help save our environment  \nTurn over to find out more >  \nFind more information at  \n[energysaver.nsw.gov.au/households](energysaver.nsw.gov.au/households)  \n[or contact your community provider](or contact your community provider).  \n* Annual savings are indicative only and will be based on households’ current consumption patterns and individual circumstances throughout the year.  \nTop tips to save you energy and money around your home  \nAnytime  \nSwitch off appliances atthe wall when you’re not using them.  \nCheck Energy Rating label when you buy anew appliance. The more stars, the cheaper to run.  \nIn summer  \nUse your fan first.  \nSet air conditioning between 23oC and 26oC.  \nClose doors, windows, curtainsand blinds during the day.  \nOpen windows at night to let the cool breeze in.  \nIn winter  \nSet heating between 18oC and 21oC.  \nUse a ceiling fan to move warm air around your home.  \nClose doors, windows, blindsand curtains to keep the heat inside your home.  \nUse door snakes to stop draughts.  \nIn the living areas  \nTurn off lights when you leave a room.  \nSwitch off TVsand home entertainment systems at the wall. Don’t leave them on ‘stand-by’.  \nIn the kitchen  \n\n| 3oC \u003Cbr>|\n| --- |\n| -15oC  |\n\nSet your fridge between 3oC and 4oC. Set your freezer between-15oC and-18oC.  \nClean door seals and replace if worn.  \nUse lids on pots to speed up cooking.  \nIn the bathroom & laundry  \nWash clothes in cold water.  \nReport  \nleaking taps.  \nHave short showers.  \nHang clothes to dry.  \n[energysaver.nsw.gov.au/households](energysaver.nsw.gov.au/households)  \n03/21","cbCaia96qBQslqJP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaia96qBQslqJP","pdf",198169,"English","# Anytime\n## Appliances and energy ratings\n# In summer\n## Cooling strategies\n# In winter\n## Heating strategies\n# In the living areas\n## Lights and standby devices\n# In the kitchen\n## Fridge and freezer settings\n# In the bathroom & laundry\n## Water heating and drying","[{\"question\":\"How can I save energy anytime around the home?\",\"answer\":\"Switch off appliances at the wall when you’re not using them, and check the Energy Rating label when buying new appliances. 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