1. Adjust radiator settings in unused rooms

 Reduce the radiator setting in rooms that are not in use, avoiding complete shut-off for improved energy efficiency.

2. Opt for energy-saving shower heads

 Save water by using energy-efficient shower heads that regulate flow and aerate water.

3. Choose lower washing machine temperatures

 Modern washing machines effectively clean clothes at lower temperatures, reducing energy consumption.

4. Power off appliances from the socket

 Prevent continuous power consumption by switching off appliances at the socket when not in use.

5. Limit shower duration

 Decrease shower duration to conserve water and cut down on energy expenses.

6. Transition to energy-efficient light bulbs

 Replace inefficient traditional bulbs with energy-saving alternatives like LEDs to lower energy costs while maintaining adequate lighting.

7. Maintain radiators by bleeding them

 Improve heat circulation in your home and decrease energy expenses by bleeding your radiators regularly.

8. Consider a smart meter

 Monitor your energy consumption with a smart meter to manage usage and track spending effectively.

9. Identify drafts

 Block unwanted gaps around windows, doors, chimneys, and floors to prevent heat loss and reduce energy bills.

10. Consider using a window film

 This can be used as a form of temporary secondary glazing to retain heat.