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Today I will talk about" "how to save electricity". In today's life electricity is the main requirements for all because every modern technology or techniques are run by the help of electricity. If electricity would not there think how this city would look like
Electricity is a resource for everyone. If we use electricity how much we want then electricity can be saved for our future generations. In our today's busiest life we all are not looking to resources which would get finished if we can't use them properly.
In this article I am going to talk with all about how to conserve electricity.

1. Replace all the old appliances with new, smart and energy saving appliances.

If we make our home smart and try to use energy saving appliances. Now, Indian government is also providing energy saving bulbs, tv etc.

2. Keep your freeze or refrigerator full

Full refrigerator required less energy because all the items inside the fridge will maintain the temperature. You don't have to buy items, just fill water bottles inside. It's give you cold water also.

3. Use solar cooker for small cooking purposes

Solar cooker is a instrument which is used to cook food by placing it near the sun rays.
The solar cooker temperature rises 120 degree to 140 degree Celsius for 1 or 2 hours.

 4. Save water in bathroom

Water is also a major resource which is going to finished. Save water don't open the taps. It had considered that at 2025 major states of India will face water scarcity.

5. Switch off and unplug appliances

A quick and easy way to reduce your electricity bill is to turn off your electric appliances when they are not in use.

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