- Turn off lights, fans, A/Cs, TVs, computers, battery chargers, etc. when not in use.
- Turn off air conditioners or room heaters well before leaving the house.
- Turn off electrical appliances instead of using standby mode.
- Use dim light at bathrooms.
- Use dimmer control or rheostat / variable resistance to control brightness of table lamps.
- Use energy saving lamps like CFL (compact fluorescent lamp).
- Paint walls of rooms white or bright.
- Allow maximum sunlight during the day and turn off power supply to some lightings accordingly.
- Clean air conditioner filters periodically.
- Hot water at the kitchen sink, shower, or for washing need not to be too hot.
- Cut short the route and insulate hot water pipes.
- Run the dish washer and washing machine only when fully loaded.
- Defrost refrigerators regularly.
- Let there be air circulation around the refrigerator.
- Let the refrigerator be placed away from heat radiating sources.
- Reduce the frequency of opening the fridge and close it as quick as possible.
- Ensure the door seals well.
- The more the capacity of refrigerator the more will be the power consumption.
- Try to cook more than one item simultaneously in oven if feasible.
- Thaw frozen foods before cooking.
- Use wide bottomed vessel while cooking using the top of the electric range.
- Microwave ovens consume less energy.
- Use cold washes in your washing machine and dry clothes outside of washing machine as far as possible and if practicable.
- Keep light fixtures clean to get optimum light. By this, switching on extra lights is avoided.
- When using computers, make use of power saving modes, turn off peripherals when they are not in use.
- Let your TV have small screen and if possible watch it together with family members, for less time.
- Power saved is power produced.
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Save Electricity. Save Energy. (Power Saving Tips)
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Safe Travel Tips
- Travel light. Fewer luggage is more comfort.
- Familiarize yourself with train and bus schedules before traveling. Have an alternate plan in case change is inevitable.
- Keep an eye on your luggage. Fasten the luggage with immovable item/hook provided in train/bus with the help of a chain and lock it.
- Keep a photocopy of important documents, a small flashlight, a first aid kit, an address book, etc.
- Carry medicines if any with prescription.
- Don’t expose yourself with rich appearance.
- Never show money in public.
- Beware of pickpockets.
- Don’t travel alone in areas where crime is high.
- Don’t encourage beggars.
- Don’t accept any food or drink from a stranger or from a co-passenger.
- Protect your packed food, drinking water etc. Some one may mix tranquilizer, lift your valuables and may run away when you sleep.
- Frequently alter your schedule; don’t travel from one place to another at a fixed time everyday.
- Do not discuss travel plans, your room number or any other personal information in public within earshot of strangers.
- Have enough changes in small denominations /coins so as to ease transactions while clearing taxi bills etc.
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