Turning down the thermostat a few degrees, turning off lights when not in use, and replacing ordinary light bulbs with energy-saving lamps can save energy and money over time. Every home loses heat through windows, walls, roof and floors, but better insulation and more efficient appliances can reduce the rate of energy loss. Making improvements like adding double glazing windows, which can cut energy loss by 50% by using two panes of glass with an air gap, means less fuel is needed to stay comfortable and smaller utility bills.

1. Saving Energy In The Home By Arran and John

2. Saving Energy Turn the thermostat setting down a few degrees This can save energy and money!

3. Turn off lights when they are not needed Fit energy saving lamps instead of ordinary filament lamps They cost more…but the energy savings will be much greater eventually Be economical !

4. Every home loses heat. Energy is lost through windows, walls, roof and floors. The rate at which energy is lost can be reduced by better insulation and using more efficient energy appliances Wasting Money

5. If we reduce the energy losses from our homes, then less fuel will be needed to keep the temperature at a comfortable level . This means smaller bills. Reducing energy loss

6. DOUBLE GLAZING Energy loss can be reduced by 50% by installing double glazing. Two panes of glass with an air gap between them. Air is a very good insulator The rate of heat loss by conduction is reduced www.windowstoday.co.uk/