Best energy saving products?

umboko

Plushchris wrote: »

Yeah I'd love to know how long it would take to make a return on something like that..

and your supossed to be the expert. Stick to what you know.

umboko

phototest wrote: »

- Switch off all stand-by devices at the mains.
- Avoid devices with copper coil transformers.
- Replace light bulbs with LED light bulbs.
- Buy only energy efficient devices (fridge, washing machine et al).
- Avoid tumble dryer and hang the washing to dry.
- Switch your computers, printers, Internet, Cable box et al off (mains off) over night.

Great Advice.

Hope the so-called experts are reading this.

Ben84

The best energy saving product is probably insulation for the walls, attic and hot water tank as it saves energy and makes the house more comfortable.

I like the new Philips eco30 bulbs too, I've been replacing 60 watt bulbs with 42 watt bulbs and they're otherwise identical in use.

Thermostatic radiator valves are really helpful too as they help control the heating in rooms that would otherwise overheat.