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Fridge Freezer energy-saving tips
Make sure seals are working
Check your door seals are airtight and not letting cold air escape. Try closing a £5 note in the door frame. If the note stays in place, the door seal is fine, but if the note falls, you'll need to replace the seal.
Defrost your freezer regularly
Frost build-up in your freezer isn't just a mild annoyance, it's also an energy drain. Avoid this by emptying and defrosting your appliance once every six months or whenever you notice frost build-up.
Keep the doors closed
As soon as the door of your fridge or freezer is open, warm air enters your appliance. Think about what you want to grab before you open the door and be sure to shut it firmly afterwards as well.
Dishwasher energy-saving-tips
Check the spray arms spin
Before you run your dishwasher, spin the spray arms to be sure they're not obstructed. If they can't spin correctly, your dishes will come out dirty and you'll have to use more energy to run a second cycle.
Loading your dishwasher correctly
When stacking, place items upside down on the top rack, facing inwards on the bottom and upright in the cutlery drawer (other than sharp items). Wait until your dishwasher is full and then run your cycle.
Clean your filter regularly
Your dishwasher will have to work harder if the filter is clogged or the element is coated with limescale. Wash your filter monthly then use a dedicated dishwasher cleaner to sanitise and remove limescale.
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