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Cooker energy-saving tips
Check the door seal
If the seals around the edge of your oven are damaged, hot air will escape from your appliance. Check your oven door seals regularly for wear and tear and replace them if they're not doing their job.
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Keep the door glass clean
Opening your oven door during cooking allows heat to escape. Instead, clean your oven door glass regularly. That way, you can see inside the oven clearly, without affecting the internal temperature.
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Use the correct burner ring
Use a hob ring the same size as your saucepan. If the hob is smaller than the pan, the food will take longer to cook and if it's larger heat can escape around the edge and could even melt the pan's handle!
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Fridge Freezer energy-saving tips
Make sure the door 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.
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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.
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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.
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