Energy Efficiency Practices

The video provides tips for preparing for Earth Day by saving energy at home. It covers switching off devices when not in use, limiting electricity usage, using appliances efficiently, managing heating and insulation, using energy-efficient items, and smart use of the washing machine and fridge. These practices help reduce energy consumption and save money.

What is the significance of Earth Day?

• A day to plant trees worldwide

• A day to clean up local parks

• A day to promote energy conservation and environmental protection

• A day to celebrate the planet's biodiversity

What should you do before leaving a room to save energy?

• Turn off the lights and devices

• Open the windows

• Leave the TV on standby

• Increase the thermostat

How can you reduce energy usage on a cold day without using a heater?

• Open the windows

• Use a fan

• Turn on all the lights

• Wear a jumper and use a warm blanket

What is a draught excluder used for?

• To decorate windows

• To increase room temperature

• To keep out cold air

• To block sunlight

Why should you replace old light bulbs with LED bulbs?

• They use less energy

• They last longer

• They are cheaper

• They are brighter

How can you save energy with your heating system?

• Cover the radiators with clothes

• Keep the heating on all day

• Turn the thermostat down by one degree

• Turn the thermostat up by one degree

What is a simple way to ensure radiators work efficiently?

• Place items on top of them

• Paint them a dark color

• Keep them clear of obstructions

• Cover them with blankets

What is a recommended practice for using a washing machine efficiently?

• Run it multiple times a day

• Use the hottest cycle available

• Run it half full

• Use the 30-degree cycle and fill it up

What should you do before opening the fridge?

• Think about what you need

• Open it quickly

• Leave it open for a while

• Ask someone else to open it

Why is it important to keep the fridge door closed properly?

• To keep the light on

• To prevent cold air from escaping

• To make it easier to open next time

• To save space in the kitchen