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Are you an energy saver?
Former_MSE_Andrea
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Poll started 4 May 2005: How much do you do to save energy and money in the home?
a. Nothing. It’s not worth the hassle
b. Active. Turn lights off, half-fill the kettle
c. Willing to spend. Bought double glazing, insulation etc
d. Everything.
Vote here or click reply to discuss.
a. Nothing. It’s not worth the hassle
b. Active. Turn lights off, half-fill the kettle
c. Willing to spend. Bought double glazing, insulation etc
d. Everything.
Vote here or click reply to discuss.
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I like to think I do my bit. I recycle lots of our rubbish and put out the boxes for newspapers/bottles/jars/etc. We now have a garden waste bin so deead flowers and plant prunings go in there. Lights go off etc. Unfortunately cos I live in a rented house, we can't change the windows. If I could, I'd put double glazing in - it would bring the heating bills down!!!:dance::j Take That 23/12/2007:j :dance:0
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Previous Poll Topic: Poll started 4 May 2005: How much do you do to save energy and money in the home?
b. Active. Turn lights off, half-fill the kettle 51.1% - (640 Votes)
d. Everything. 21.8% - (273 Votes)
c. Willing to spend. Bought double glazing, insulation etc 20% - (251 Votes)
a. Nothing. It’s not worth the hassle 6.8% - (86 Votes)
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Sorry only just seen this! My answer is b + c (if I can afford it!)MSE_Andrea wrote:Poll started 4 May 2005: How much do you do to save energy and money in the home?
a. Nothing. It’s not worth the hassle
b. Active. Turn lights off, half-fill the kettle
c. Willing to spend. Bought double glazing, insulation etc
d. Everything.
Vote here or click reply to discuss.sootee500
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