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AS THE WINTER months set in, budgets are already feeling increasingly pinched.
Homeowners and renters alike are doing their research to find ways to save money on household bills.
Household appliances are one area where many people can improve their energy usage, which will translate to lower energy costs. Whether that’s using your existing appliances more efficiently or investing in more energy efficient options, the savings will definitely add up.
Upgrading to a more energy efficient appliance will save you more money over the long run. Currys, one of the most sustainable electrical retailers, will make that task easy with their Go Greener range. And, for a limited time, you can even get free delivery when you purchase select Go Greener appliance from Currys.
Currys Go Greener appliance range offers a selection of appliance options that utilize green tech to drastically improve your energy usage and save you money. Here are just a few appliances from the Go Greener range:
Samsung Series 5+: This tumble dryer is wifi-enabled and powered by a heat pump, which is one of the green tech options that will really cut energy use. This dryer will save you up to €4,942 over the course of ten years.
Samsung 8 Series American-style smart fridge freezer: This black stainless steel option is 43% more efficient than an standard, F-rated model and will save you up to €1,195 over the course of ten years.
Grundig FiberCatcher spin washing machine: Bluetooth-enabled and Bluetooth 9 kg 1400 – White with steam function which removes up to 50% of creases. Savings of up to €550 when using this machine
If you’re in a position to upgrade your washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, or cooker, you want to know what to look for. Here are a few tips on how to choose a more sustainable, energy efficient, and cost effective appliance.
1. Utilize the quick-wash
Quick-wash programs wash clothes more quickly and use less energy. Machines with a full-load quick option, as opposed to just a small 1.5kg load option, will help you maximize energy.
2. Choose a dryer with a timer delay function
A timer delay option lets you do your washing or drying overnight when power is cheaper. Simply switch on your washing machine off before you go to bed.
3. Opt for sensor drying
Many energy efficient tumble dryers will come with automatic sensors that tell you when your clothes are properly dry. Not only will this save you energy and money on over-drying, but it will also help your clothes last longer. Additionally, some tumble dryers function with heat pumps, which can be more of an investment but often far less energy — up to 40% less than traditional dryers.
4. Choose the right drum size
If you’re going to be drying large loads regularly, a dryer with a large drying capacity (usually 8kg) will save energy rather than using a regular dryer to dry multiple small loads.
Save money on your household bills this season by upgrading to an energy efficient
appliance from Currys Go Greener range. For a limited time only, get free delivery on selected Go Greener products from Currys. Check out their full Go Greener range at www.currys.ie.
*Savings measured on 5 machine uses a week over a 10 year period using the daytime standard unit price with Electric Ireland of 43.67 kwh. Rate checked on 28/09/2022. Compared to the least efficient model in market. Savings calculated using independent energy insights by Youreko. For further details on this range and the energy savings please visit www.currys.ie.
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So now the integrity go the mahon report is in question watch the pro Bertie mafia scream and shout.
Ironic how a Haughey gets an apology.
Jesus Christ all those years spent on this and they get that wrong!
Right stable. Wrong horse!
I did indeed meet Conor in Paidí Ó Sé’s & I slagged him & insulted about George Colly & his cousin Seán Lemass Jr . But fair play to Conor he took it all on the chin . I do have to say Paidí took it different but Conor was an O.K guy ??
So what… next!
you get what you pay for. oh wait didnt it cost 300million
Believe it or not the tribunal is responsible for a tax take of 2 billion, including almost 1 billion from the dirt investigation.
Also, of the witnesses didn’t lie it would have been concluded in 6 months do direct your anger at the cost towards ahern and company.
Contact http://bertieahernoffice.org/
We’re so so sorry. It was your brother and father who lied, not you!
Don’t know much about Conor Haughey, which is a good sign. It must be rough having a thief and a traitor as your father, a black mark that a straight man would always be running from.
300 million euro report and he couldn’t get a name right? Christ!
The country turned a financial profit out of the Mahon Tribunal.
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