Energy efficiency can be difficult. Many people just don't know how much energy their electrical appliances are using or how much it costs to run them. But becoming more energy efficient is easy when you know how, and it's an easy way to save a it more money on your bills every month! 

Energy efficient electrical appliances Manchester 

• Don't over fill the kettle 

As silly as this one sounds, it's a really easy way to save energy. The more water you put in the kettle, the longer it will take to warm up and more energy the kettle will need to use in order to warm it all up. So only fill the kettle with as much water as you need. 

• Don't put warm food straight into the fridge 

Warm food being put into the fridge means the fridge will have to work harder to cool it down and in turn use more energy. If you're worried about keeping your food germ free, cover it partially to allow the steam to escape and then when the food has cooled down, put it into the fridge. 

• Don't put a half wash in the washing machine 

Unless you have a half load setting that is. The washing machine will be programmed to wash a full load so to make sure that it is working as efficiently as possible fill it as much as possible. If the clothes are still damp after the wash, make sure you spin it in the washer before putting it in your dryer. 

• Put lids on pans 

This is another easy one! When cooking, make sure you use pan lids so that you don't let the heat and energy escape. The food will cook quicker if you use a lid! 

Here at Paul Davies Kitchens and Appliances, we make sure that we provide you with information when it comes to energy efficiency of electrical appliances Manchester. If you'd like more information, please don't hesitate to get in touch with one of our team.