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kingbob387

LET ME EXPERIENCE THIS XPERIA!

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Ryuzaki

YAYZ FOR THE XPERIA! /caps

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"Hey, wait up a second. I think I lost an electron"
The first atom replied, "Are you sure?"
The second atom exclaimed, "Yes, I'm positive!"


Hooray for Nerdy jokes!

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We run the gas off the electricity and the electricity off the gas and we save two hundred pounds a year

frank9901

dont fill up the kettle for one cup of tea

sinjin_smythe

heard that all the standby lights on all electronics in your typical house can accumulate to 20% of power consumption! turn the feckin things off when your done with them!

Reg_hurley

use less

CavanCrew

If you have 3 cups of tea a day using a kettle this exerts a cost of roughly 12 euro a year, (around 90 units of electricity)
Depending on the kW.


But I use the kettle for alot more than tea, boiling water for pasta,potatoes,soup, washing up sometimes. etc.

Makes the point that to only fill the kettle with the amount of water you need.:)

susiebubbles

Did I leave the immersionon?!

minnieq

Stand back, look outside the box, and see if you can find way in your home to save energy. You can make a ton by saving electricty.

bren50c

ive spent 10 mins trying to come up with a witty energy related joke... ive got nothing

Helmet

Clatter yourself in Deep Heat, that'll keep you warm during the winter!

irbx

get a standy by saver so when you switch of the tv with the remote. it turns off the power to all devices

muffinhead

Eat more carrots and you'll never have to put the light on again to see. You'll also end up with beautiful orange skin

Dilbert75

I saved a whole heap of energy tonight - by skipping from Page 1 of this thread to Page 14!

My top tip is to put in remote control sockets for all those hard-to-reach plugs (behind the TV, etc). Put everything in your room on those, easy to switch them off before you go to bed so no excuse for leaving them on. Got mine in Aldi for €25 for 4. I've saved their cost many times over I'd say, plus reduced the hazard from fire caused by leaving things powered up.

Suitusir

When using the dishwasher always make sure it is full!

skinnie

Spend less time looking in the fridge, plan ahead!

Duiske

Those paper log making devices on the ESB online shopping site are a great idea.

Where is Wall-e?!











Hint:Bottom Centre

brian plank

leave everything plugged in on standby and save your own energy. we'll all be dead before theres any serious consequences, it'll be grand.:cool:

elaineray1

Use the clothesline when possible,Tumble dryers use alot of energy. Should be no problem, sure hang them out with the high winds were due. Hopefully there still there in the morning:)

Gers_punto

energy savbing tip...never start an argument with a woman lol

lotsofthegreen

only heat the rooms you use

bm92

turn lights off in empty rooms even if just leaving for a minute

the 1st hardter

Unplug phone and laptop chargers when not using them

marko93

At christmas time. Use candles. Feck the lights.

Ronanc1

When I heated my home with oil, I used an average of 800 gallons a year. I have found that I can keep comfortably warm for an entire winter with slightly over half that quantity of beer :pac:

AnCatDubh

Turn down the brightness on your laptop screen - even just a little (also useful to preserve battery life if unplugged..... also useful for less wear and tear on your eyes - less eye strain)

DoraExplora

clotheshorse v tumble dryer!

the-jojo-axiom

Please Sir, can I've a phone?

Eh, tip eh? Use energy saving bulbs, 'cos it not only saves energy and money, but you don't have to get up precariously on a chair and change the lightbulb as much