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Iron low temperature fabrics first to ruduce warm-up time. Iron large batches of clothes at one time to avoid reheating the iron. Prevent scorching and wasted energy by not overheating the iron.

Cook at a longer, lower temperature as apposed to a higher, shorter one. Slow cooking retains more of the nutrients in the food and transfers less heat to the air around it.

Seal the air gaps around your garage door if it is connected to your home. Prevent cold air drafts entering by foam or brush type insulators.

Hot air rises naturally.

Thousands of dollars are lost each year for air conditioners and heat pumps running 24/7 while on average people only spend 40 hours per week at work.