20 Ways to Save Energy and MONEY around your Home

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Title	:	20 Ways to Save Energy and MONEY around your Home
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In order to keep legionella from growing water temperature ought to be between 55 and 60 dregrees Celsius And usually there ought to be a mark of ideal temperature You never want to go below thatbrbrOh, and by the way, there was nothing new you told me 😜
Comment from : CologneCarter

Gordon's gin and vodka at 1420
Comment from : Aqeel mahmood

What thermal imaging device are you using?
Comment from : Darryl Sherborne

6:09
Comment from : Haman Sing

What about air conditioner put through the wall for my one bedroom apartment, how can I save energy? I need to keep it on 72 degrees to be comfortable and today I bought a fan that circulates Where is the best place to put my fan? Any suggestions appreciated, thanking you in advance
Comment from : Karen Grassi

Some sensible tips and quite practical brbrHowever in this post- covid world we know how important ventilation is in terms of renewing air in the room
Comment from : nauxsi

Just received mine after I was recommended by my cousin who instructed I message click_cybertech for help, really needed it and that’s why I’m really thankful to him for helping out💯💯
Comment from : Melissa

Nice
Comment from : indangam

You may think I'm crazy but I recently made a makeshift tent and hung all my wet clothes in it They took a day longer to dry but there no mould in my home Share the solution
Comment from : Philip Racca

I keep my house at 18 degrees
Comment from : Claudia Ponce

Good
Comment from : sadegh esmailniya

Already saving energy by watching this video in dark mode
Comment from : Nylon Hut

My top tips, brIf you have a hot water cylinder, only heat when your going to use it Saved 250 a yearbrbrIf you have a uninsulated hot water cylinder, buy a jacket for it or upgrade to an insulated one brbrBuy an air fryer- not wasting extra electric heating a large oven to cook smaller itemsbrbrSchedule heating only in morning and evening and boost heating if neededbrbrIf you can heat your water with electric or gas/oil, heat with Gas/oil as cheaper brbrInsulate coper pipes in your boiler roombrbrChange to LED lights as pays for themselves in about 4-6 months brbrUse curtainsbrbrClean radiators of dust
Comment from : Aaron Moat

I looked at the energy meter the other morning and it showed 100watts With everything off? This equated to £312per annum Decided to do a survey of every item permanently connected to the power I noted down 34 items continuously using power This ranged from outdoor flood lights with pir sensors, usb sockets, Hive hubs and receivers, computer and printers, alarm system, and WiFi controlled lamps etc Will now be having a close look to see what I don’t need Great vid Maybe those pipes around the tank require some insulation😀
Comment from : Mark Gilder

😂😂”it’s one of the buttons up here, My wife would tell you”😂😂😂
Comment from : Mark Gilder

Excellent tips I already do all of them around the kitchen, as well as the laundry brA few other tips:br- in general, boil only the required amount of water, as boiling water is bvery/b energy hungry,br- always cover your pans with a lid, it helps increasing temperature and thus cook faster for free, also learn to use a pressure cooker (with only the minimum amount of water) especially to cook veggies,br- induction stoves are more efficient and practical than other types of stoves However they are usually overpowered Not much need to use more than 2kW, so if a stove is above that, don't use it at full power (too much power can crack cast iron vessels),br- invest in LED light bulbs Not only they last much longer, but they are also vastly more efficient than the restbr- my kitchen is usually cooler than the other rooms Because there is not much reason to heat it anyway, the fridge has to work less hard if the kitchen is 3-5°C cooler, and lower temps are better for food conservation,br- close doors to trap heat in living rooms (very effective one in my experience),br- take showers rather than use the bath tub, you economise on water and therefore on hot water
Comment from : lolilol lolilol

Would be good to use your thermal camera to locate bad spots in ceiling insulation
Comment from : Song Jin

Stopping air from leaking into the loft at the top of walls is a big one!! Also sealing the bottom of the skirting boards, etc
Comment from : richardkingadi

I had my boiler from I heat last year They were brilliant
Comment from : Dj Mossy

So many useful tips in this video All I need now is to buy a house so that I can reap the benefits, instead of relying on a landlord who doesn't give a crap about energy efficiency Bookmarked for when that time comes
Comment from : Rhys B

Thank ubrVery usefull tips
Comment from : Shamim Rashid

amazing video
Comment from : Billy Boyle

In Germany soon they start tearing down the houses of people that dont follow the renovation and energy saving orders of the EU! The state expropriates the houses if the people do not implement all energy-saving conversions within 2 years! In entire EU from 2030 on!
Comment from : Schlipperschlopper Schlipperschlopper

The best tip on saving energy this days is to switch it off cause other wise youre going to be charged :))
Comment from : Finance Cap

Oven? What is this oven you speak of?brA toaster oven or an air fryer uses far less energy and both heat up very quickly, a toaster oven can heat up in 1 minute for every hundred degrees Fahrenheit (377 degrees Celcius)brbrThe only time to use a full size oven is if you have to cook something really big
Comment from : Random Chance

Ventilation is vital,do not seal your house particularly shower room When oven cooking, when cooked crack open the oven and let residual heat in to kitchen Make sure any food is cooked , particularly things like turkey Use a cooking thermometer There is really no need to buy tons of food to store in a freezer, just buy fresh food and maybe a bit of frozen in the fridge People who live more than twenty miles from a shop might need to fill a freezer, but most don't
Comment from : Jo Allan

How come when one room is open there is only 1 radiator even when its off still is warm?
Comment from : irdi basha

Hey 👋, 10 minutes in you mentioned being able to pick up a thermal imager for circa £70, but I can't find one anywhere forbthat kind of money🤔 Help 🙏😁
Comment from : Live Your Truth

The only sure way to save energybris to pack up, sell up and pitchbra tent somewhere It’s going to brcost you no matter how much bryou try to save energy/money
Comment from : T H E E N D O F T I M E S

Close doors if you can to stop heat moving to where you dont want it
Comment from : Neil Titmus

Put your curtains on the window cill so the heat from the rad stays in the room not disappearing out the window
Comment from : Neil Titmus

I need me one of those thermal imaging guns for the under-floor heating!
Comment from : Oliver de Marigny

Just dropped my Central heating unit from 70c to 60 c and hit the control unit to 24 c so what as happened i have saved 23 on daily costs it feels no different so that 23 will cover standing charge through the year
Comment from : 1 Must

Some great tips here That said, we used to have quite high moisture content in the house which can be very bad for health and the one thing that immediately cured it was to stop drying washing indoors and stick it in the dryer Yes it uses more energy, but the house is now much dryer
Comment from : jamie296

Just be careful with bleeding radiators to ensure you top up the pressure afterwards, otherwise you can damage your boiler
Comment from : FujiBread

where can i get this Temp Camera ?
Comment from : michael noardo

Yeah right good point brWhat if your house is rubbish and got over 50year old The insulation windows and or other key facts are insufficient brReplacing everything will sum the cost of the second home
Comment from : Piotr Czech

Can't even express by words how useful this vide actually is
Comment from : ☆PrincipessaIlaria♡

Air fryer, save you a fortune
Comment from : the undertaker

I was woken by whst sounded like a car starting up, I checked boiler pressure was 25 I checked air in all radiators water came out I reset and put back on but soon as I run the top it switch radiators on boiler makes same noise
Comment from : may Hawkins

I have a Danfoss thermostat (on the wall In my hallway)with no numbers at all on it Must be old as i cant even find an image online I also have a Siemens Rwb27 box on the wall by the boiler and a glowworm boiler No idea where to start I've put the Siemens box on Manual on( on all day) I've turned down the flow temp to the lowest lets see
Comment from : Mee-mee

Our thermostat is set at 17 and it never switched off because the temperature never reaches it
Comment from : Julien Reville

Great advice about windows , mine are 26 yrs old and badly need replacing so I put bubble wrap in the air vents to seal it of cos I haven’t got vent locks
Comment from : corinaJane

My top tip isget outthe house Library, reducedticket gym/pool/cinema, Wetherspoonswith freewifi and tea/coffee/cho top ups for hours We did it between jobsasweweredoing aFREE part timeCollege coursewhich got us35k ayear jobs Cheap/ree courses community centre,mens groups, womens groups, mindfulness photography, meandmy palwe donethem allIf youare elderly/frail the day centrefortheelderly wasrun by my cousin, Bus pick up, free lunch, fun things to do, music and she didday trips with resident nurse The bestthing to keep the mindand body going isto do what you can in the Winter to get out that expensive home And people keep your finances in orderthats tip number 2 Tip 3 buy secondhand, boot salesare the cheapestOr volunteer if you are fit! Local charity shop, museums, free council courses
Comment from : Mrs Bee

My radiator is hot at the top but cold at the bottom The weirdest thing about it is that return pipe is hot and flow pipe is cold(actual pipe below trv) I am puzzled Could it be because system is not well balanced?
Comment from : Pist Opit

Hi Stuart Excellent video I can’t find a thermal imaging camera for less than £200 Any advise where I can look?
Comment from : Peter Sims

I have a radiator covershould I remove this as although it is purpose designed,the top of the radiator is technically covered Would removing it be better for the circulation?
Comment from : Adie

I bypassed my old analog electric meter I am running lots of electric fires FREE OF CHARGE brAnd no it will NOT catch fire I know how to do it properly
Comment from : Brian said it so it Must be true

Instead of keeping those vents open and wasting lots of energy, close them and get a dehumidifier or 2 YES, those things use electricity, but I'm sure the heat loss would cost a lot more than that electricity, especially when it's really cold outsidebrplus, dry air has a lower heat capacity, making it easier to heat up than wet air and the waste heat from the dehumidifier also helps keep the house warm
Comment from : MrX MrY

Hi my flat does not heat up easily at all They don't bleed radiators anymore
Comment from : Sandrar R

1 Is it worthwhile removing the cosmetic panels added to a radiator?
Comment from : chimps4gimps

Buy biggest TV you can afford so can show off, destroy your eyes or your children and spend minimum amount of energy
Comment from : ConstructiveMinds100

195 degrees is fine in my household That’s because its all insulated
Comment from : IK

When I'm sitting and relaxing I have a duvet and hot water bottle Wearing a hat indoors really makes a difference too
Comment from : Nicola J

I installed a new boiler The old one was from the 80s and very dear to run The new one amazingly efficient it appears I can have it on all day when working from home I think to my self: what energy price rise?
Comment from : Richard Robinson

Should your loft be light or dark
Comment from : Cathy Sullivan

Hello there , what’s your opinion about electric blankets?brDo they use a lot of energy ? Thanks
Comment from : Sylwia Stefanik

I find that the best way to save energy around the house is to let the wife do all the work 😊
Comment from : Big Barty

715 Yeah 'Which fuel heats your home' 'Mains Gas / LPG'ehm neither of the two, now what ? brNo oil boilers ?brSome of the advice is for the plain lazy people who refuse to think for themselves (but still good though)
Comment from : mirola73

Just turn the lot off
Comment from : Lance

Have an old boiler, must be over twenty years old, as for the rest i do all what you showed, have low watt light bulbs and over the years never saved a penny on my energy, what with the cost going up its now costing me 25 of my weekly wage to stay warm, and that's after wearing five layers of clothing!
Comment from : keith martland

Tip :Buy polystyrene sheets from a DIY store and after putting aluminium sheets behind the radiator( again bought from DIY store made for the heatbr reflection - not useless baking foil!) The polystyrene sheets can deflect radiator heat that would otherwise be lost to the windows - into the room, just by a 45 degree angle from radiator top into the room The heat in the room can gain 1 degree that would otherwise be LOST DON'T HAVE THE POLYSTYRENE SHEET TOUCHING THE HOT RADIATOR THOUGH- HAVE AT LEAST 5 CM CLEARANCE BETWEEN BOTH AS OBVIOUSLY THE POLYSTYRENE COULD MELT IF IN PROLONGED CONTACT WITH HOT RADIATOR
Comment from : Rob Harris

Just turn it off
Comment from : Zee One

Ensure your house has as many draughts as you can Fresh air is essential Don't plug up the holes and keep the vents open all year around
Comment from : Bertie Ahern

Boiling only the amount of water you need in a kettle also lessens the risk of limescale build up I'm not saying there won't be any and you'll never need to descale the kettle but maybe not as often
Comment from : Martin Parnham

Awesome video 🎉 thanks Stuart
Comment from : iHeat

Long term saving, eg a 66 quid bill for Sept and Oct Get solar panels Saves loads of money on washing, cooker, dryer, but we use a tornado at 1kw pH Also a good tip, boil a kettle twice a day, fill flasks with excess water for tea coffee until you run out Ppl use the kettle alot, less use saves that 6p per use Also those with Combi boiler use the tap hot to fill kettle, it's clean water and that should save some long term pennies But with all said, the proxy war is being used to cause this Govt lead crisis, they've got to get our coffers legally and that's why everything is higher in price, it also pushes ppl green, but green resources such as solar are up at least 30
Comment from : paul mills

Fantastic video and production matebrbrGood to see success
Comment from : MRJTUK

22 degrees central heating is way too high in my opinionbrbrBut 30 too low to kill dust mites in a laundry load 40 does it
Comment from : St John’s Soup

How can I buy one termo camera pls let me know thank you
Comment from : Allan Labroy

Oh dear looks like things are gonna get worse
Comment from : Kat T

Never mind saving energy around the house, I want to save it in the house!! (Lol)
Comment from : Rob Burrows

Great tips, unfortunately I haven't got the money to do any of these
Comment from : Soralella71

My home temperature is between 14-18 Celsius and we still use a lot of money to top our gas card but it’s not warm enough 😢
Comment from : Warsan Ismael

I live in a Council flat with no outdoor drying facilities I have to dry my washing on a clothes horse in my kitchen I’m now having to put my heating on in order to dry my washing But I always have the kitchen window open slightly to allow the moisture to escape I’ve never had problems with mould anywhere in my flat, including my bathroom, which has no window or ventilation at all I put a box of moisture absorbing granules in the bathroom which works a treat On dry days I always open my windows to air the rooms for 30 minutes, that’s all it takes Every light bulb in my flat is a low energy one and I always turn off the light when I leave the room But I am worried about my gas bill for this winter and am trying not to use it despite having a terminal illness
Comment from : Verena Maharajah

Double Glazing, what a novel concept to heat saving
Comment from : ArtJourney

Cheers mate
Comment from : Bob

Thank you!
Comment from : Flossy Flue

A blast of a hairdryer will clean the dust accumulated in between the waves of the heater It’ll work better without the dust !
Comment from : Anya T

I have had some incredibly heated debates over the last top regarding turning the oven off early I hold that as long as you have a separate, dedicated oven thermometer you’ll have a stable reading on the temp and know that it is safe
Comment from : Acrimonious Mirth

Best way to save energy dont stay at the home
Comment from : London Power

Eat porridge for internal heating Wear underwear Thick curtains over all windows etc Turn your bed into a four poster
Comment from : phubblewubb phubblewubb

I leave the thermostat at 17, nobody has even noticed
Comment from : H M

Skipping and jogging on the spot helps keep you warm
Comment from : David Day walker

Wovvery very informative videonice fantastic tipsThanQ verymuch-loved
Comment from : Fakeha Nazli

At 1:35 - first of all, that radiator is put at wrong place! On the other side of radiator must be living space (in your case other side is outside)
Comment from : eu q

Turn your heating off and go to work or the Library or the Shopping Mall with their free WiFi and cafes
Comment from : John Chapman

Keeping televisions off or getting rid of them will save huge amounts of electricity and be better for your mind and health
Comment from : Ellie Green

Very useful video Also where you place the smart thermostat is important Placing the thermostat in the hallway near the front door would need more time to reach the set temperature rather than over the couch in the lounge
Comment from : Raj Govindan

Good stuff
Comment from : jjeffery worboys

Hi if I put my radiator on 2 0r 3 thay don't come on could u tell me why
Comment from : Marion Doyle

Thanks for the tips on saving energy It still didn't reduce my costs instead it went up I guess my flat should be demolished
Comment from : T E D Woghiren