The Kitchen
When whipping up a feast on your gas hob, make sure the size of the saucepan matches the size of the hob ring as this can save energy, and therefore money. If you see flames coming up the sides of the pan, you either need a bigger pan or a smaller hob!
You'll also save money and energy by turning off the hob or oven a few minutes early (leaving the food where it is) - there will still be sufficient heat for the food to continue cooking.
If you need to replace your white goods, buy new, more energy-efficient ones as this can really help to cut your energy bills and boost your savings. Look for the Energy Saving recommended logo as it's a simple and quick way to find the most energy efficient products.
You can compare the prices of energy saving products at the Energy Saving Trust website or why not ask a question on Q&A to get advice on energy-saving devices?
And, if you've got a tip of your own on how to save money in the kitchen, please post it below to help other lovemoney.com readers!
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