What eats the most electricity

Probably each of us was wondering when we received utility bills for light, where did so much energy spent come from. And it seems that we do not turn on the light in vain, we are trying to save electricity, but it is spent somewhere. With the solution of this issue this article will help us.

Most energy-intensive appliances are present in the kitchen. This is a refrigerator, electric stove, microwave, kettle and other small household appliances.

Everything is clear with the refrigerator; one cannot do without it in modern life. But nevertheless, it is possible to reduce the level of energy spent on his work. It is just necessary to observe some rules for the location of the refrigerator. The place should be dark and ventilated, away from heat sources.

The electric stove is especially old type, consumes a lot of energy. But they do not cook so often, so the consumption of electricity is not so high. Although you can save money here, modern stoves with a glass-ceramic surface consume less energy, and heat conductivity is much better.

As for the electric kettle, microwave and other small household appliances, they are considered the most “gluttonous”. This is especially true for the kettle, as it is used very often.

A washing machine is another source of increased energy consumption. And strangely enough, during its operation it is also possible to significantly save electricity. Carefully read the instructions for your washing machine, observing all the rules for the correct use of the machine, you can increase the service life and reduce energy costs.

The TV also consumes a significant amount of electricity. Consumption occurs and in the off state, the indicator lights consume electricity, although the minimum amount, but it still exists. Another similar technology in standby mode also continues to consume electricity.

Another very energy-intensive device is an oil heater. It consumes a large amount of electricity, so try to turn it off periodically and thereby save.