Keep showers short where you can
Using less hot water helps cut both water and energy bills.
Bathroom: Cutting Energy Costs Easily
The energy use in your bathroom can be one of the most expensive parts of your energy bill. These simple habits don't require any home improvements, just small changes to your routine.
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bathroom energy tips
Only use extractor fans when needed
Turning your fan off at the socket when it is not needed can reduce your energy usage.
Turn off taps when not in use
Simple habits like this prevent wasting heated water.
Report leaks to your landlord
Dripping taps or running toilets can waste a lot of water and increase your bills. Repairs are usually your landlord's responsibility.
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