Even paying the electricity bill is a problem for some people. Certainly, the electricity bill is not a high part of the household budget, and although they pay much larger amounts for other things, the electricity bill also contributes to the household budget to a significant degree. However, the electricity bill also affects whether a person can make do on his or her income and whether he or she can afford to buy other necessities and things he or she wants but does not necessarily need.
In short, even electricity costs money. And it costs more and more money.
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Each person copes with this reality in his or her own way. And most prefer to reduce their electricity consumption rather than cut back in other important areas.
If such a person is a successful but actually naive saver, he or she solves this problem by limiting the amount of appliances he or she uses or by reducing the time of use as much as possible. For example, they switch from mixer to rice cooker, vacuum cleaner to broom, air conditioner to ventilation, dishwasher to sink, or from canned food or plastic to eating, reducing the need to wash dishes in the dishwasher.
The savings that these people logically point out. Perhaps substantial. But taken to the extreme, what does one who has done this do when one\’s house is all lights and nothing else?
To save money, will he use no electricity other than light bulbs?
Strange as it may seem to the uninitiated, savings can be made in these situations. Moreover, it is not to do one\’s business in the dark, under a streetlight, which one could not do without a light.
Even in such a situation, it is possible to save money,
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Because even just shining a light bulb can save money. And that is by ceasing to rely on conventional light bulbs. This is because these bulbs are nowadays known to eat up electricity unnecessarily and greedily, and everyone in the judiciary has long since discarded them in favor of much more modern lighting fixtures. In particular, LED bulbs.
LED bulbs consume much less current and therefore cost little to use. At the same time, there are so many LED bulbs on the market that can meet any need.
It may not seem so, but the fact remains. Incandescent bulbs are not energy hogs, yet we use them in large quantities and for long periods of time. And when you add it all up, from crown to crown, you would be amazed at how much money can be saved by more efficient lighting!
See for yourself.
