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Electrical appliances consume about 10% of energy when they are plugged in, even if they are not working. Therefore, always unplug each product you are not using when you are done with it. 
Have your air conditioner/combi boiler cleaned and maintained regularly. 
Each time you change the temperature, your air conditioner consumes more energy to maintain the room temperature. Therefore, set a constant room temperature and use your air conditioner at the same temperature. 
Do not forget to turn off your heaters such as water heater when you leave your home for a long time. 
Choose energy-saving light bulbs instead of incandescent bulbs in your home/workplace. 
Make it a habit to turn off the light every time you leave a room.
Prefer motion-sensitive (sensor) lighting in temporary common areas such as stairs, corridors, etc. 
Keep your curtains open during the day to make the most of daylight and avoid unnecessary use of lighting. 
Fast heat generating devices such as kettles, toasters, hair dryers and irons cause high electricity consumption. Keep the usage time of these products to a minimum. 
Vacuum cleaners consume more energy when the dust container is full. Empty or replace the dust container or bag of your vacuum cleaner frequently.- If you are buying a new household appliance, always check the energy label on it. Make sure that the product you buy has a high energy efficiency rating. Appliances with a high energy efficiency class consume less energy.
Position your refrigerator away from heat emitting devices such as radiators, stoves, etc. 
Keep the temperature of the cooling section of your refrigerator at 4 °C and the freezer section at -20, -18 °C. 
Each time you open the oven door, the temperature inside decreases by approximately 10 °C. Do not open the oven door unless necessary and use the oven light to monitor whether your food is cooked. 
Dishwashers consume the most energy when heating water. Therefore, choose economical and low-temperature programs for washing. 
Operate the washing machine or dishwasher at full capacity. If you need to run the machine at half capacity, choose the economical and low temperature programs.
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