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Why most people don’t live greener
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FAQ's
Where do I begin if I want to make my home more sustainable?
Start with simple changes, switch to LED bulbs, reduce unnecessary purchases, and look for ways to cut energy and water waste.
What are the most cost-effective ways to reduce energy use at home?
Unplug devices when not in use, insulate windows and doors, and use programmable thermostats to save energy and money.
Which home appliances should I replace first for better efficiency?
Focus on upgrading your fridge, washing machine, and heating system to energy-efficient models.
How can I insulate my home without major renovations?
Use draft excluders, thermal curtains, and add rugs for floor insulation.
What are the best alternatives for traditional cleaning products?
Simple ingredients like vinegar, bicarbonate of soda, and castile soap offer effective and safe alternatives.
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