Electric bills can skyrocket, but lowering them doesn’t require spending too much money. There are some simple energy saving tips that can help you lower electricity bills in your home. For best results, implement more than one method. If you are trying to cut down costs at home or work.


Use energy efficient light bulbs.[/b]

Compact fluorescent (CFL) and light emitting diode (LEDs) bulbs are more efficient than traditional incandescent bulbs because they use less energy.Your local hardware store will have these bulbs available for purchase.

Check lamps and other lights to see if you are using any incandescent bulbs.
[Change a Light Bulb and Replace all the incandescent bulbs] in your house or office.

[b]Cut down on energy leaks.

This includes turning off lights and other electronics. When you leave a room, shut off the light behind you. Unplug electronics that aren’t being used, such as cell phone chargers, small appliances like toasters, or power strips that provide power for many appliances.

Big-screen TVs, DVD players, digital photo frames, and other appliances use more energy than you realize.
Unplugging an appliance is best because certain appliances use energy even if they are turned off.

Use electricity during off-peak hours.

If you plan to use electronics like a washer and dryer, air conditioning, and computers or televisions, try to do so during off-peak hours like early in the morning or late at night. Electrical companies charge less for energy consumed during off-peak hours.

It is recommended you wait until after 6 pm to cook, do laundry, or wash dishes on days the temperature is over 90 degrees.

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Wow!
This is useful.
Nice one!

But how many people get to see the light sef for this Naija?

There's money to buy units, no light. There's no money to buy units, still no light. Generator, no fuel.

I blame Buhari.
Lalasticlala do you have light abi you use torch?

Good

Uncle is there anything like 'off-peak' in billing electricity consumption in Nigeria? I doubt.

I think that's another hoax!

How is that going to work on a pre-paid metre?

am using gen ooo, but sometimes we dey see light.... thanks guys, it means alot coming from you guys.....