Ideas from EcoFrenzy on how to save money in the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, home office and living room.
Tips to save money, encourage wildlife, conserve water, deter pests and grow food in your garden.
Over 8.3 million tonnes wasted each year in the UK. Here are some ideas on how to cut food bills and waste, helping you save money and the environment.
Take positive action to help ensure there is enough water for you, for businesses and for the environment.
Reducing car journeys can help slow climate change – but we can also drive in a more eco-friendly and green way.
EcoFrenzy offer some ideas that may help you to keep your student finances under control!
Why we all need to take the plastic problem seriously and what you can do to make a difference.
Ideas from EcoFrenzy on how to save the environment, in the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, home office, living room, and on lighting.
For people with more ambitious environmental aspirations
The earliest clothes dryers were made in England and France in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Known as “ventilators,” they were large metal drums with ventilation holes, powered by hand cranks and used over open fires which resulted in the clothes always smelling of smoke, often being covered in soot and sometimes catching fire!
Gas burner tumble dryers are much more cost effective than electric units and are becoming more popular for use in the home, usually they are found in laundries.
Physicist Davis MacKay weighed his laundry and discovered that a typical 4kg load of dry washing emerged 2.2kg heavier. Even after vigorous spinning in a modern washing machine it’s not surprising it takes so much energy in a tumble drier to remove all that water!
The data we use to work out energy and water costs come from a range of reliable international sources to give an average figure. Figures are rounded up or down to the nearest whole number.
* Total amounts potentially saved do not include lighting in individual rooms, or use of secondary heating.
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