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Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

i get you. especially when u have a lot of people in the household. but maybe try set a time when to shut off and when to turn on the electricity. bcs i bet you are using air conditioner as well

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

how about try to change to safe-environmental items and like avoid using air conditioner or fans during the day

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

popolan wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

how about try to change to safe-environmental items and like avoid using air conditioner or fans during the day

can you suggest any environmental-friendly brands for home appliances?

nlgladiator wrote:

popolan wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

how about try to change to safe-environmental items and like avoid using air conditioner or fans during the day

can you suggest any environmental-friendly brands for home appliances?

for me I'm using Panasonic washer. i can say it doesn't consume electricity that much even its 4 of us in the household.

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

gupinter87 wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

is it their new washer?? because i just found out about them. their machine is pretty eco friendly especially if u have kids at home

ebie788 wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

is it their new washer?? because i just found out about them. their machine is pretty eco friendly especially if u have kids at home

why is it eco friendly? does it save electricity?

gupinter87 wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

is panasonic good cause i never use any of their product, i am more towards sharp home products

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

is panasonic good cause i never use any of their product, i am more towards sharp home products

i have used their tv the quality is just okay but for washer im not quite sure

nlgladiator wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

is it their new washer?? because i just found out about them. their machine is pretty eco friendly especially if u have kids at home

why is it eco friendly? does it save electricity?

if it saves electricity then maybe i would be interested to buy the washer, cause my bill now is so high

popolan wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

popolan wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

how about try to change to safe-environmental items and like avoid using air conditioner or fans during the day

can you suggest any environmental-friendly brands for home appliances?

for me I'm using Panasonic washer. i can say it doesn't consume electricity that much even its 4 of us in the household.

what is the exact name of the product yea? i want to find more info on this

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

is panasonic good cause i never use any of their product, i am more towards sharp home products

honestly yeaa. based on my experience i always choose panasonic since im using their old washer for like about 5 years and there's no complication going on

crimsonkel wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

is panasonic good cause i never use any of their product, i am more towards sharp home products

i have used their tv the quality is just okay but for washer im not quite sure

oh really?? i only use their washer and rice cooker. bcs TV i would prefer buy from samsung hihi

ebie788 wrote:

crimsonkel wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

is panasonic good cause i never use any of their product, i am more towards sharp home products

i have used their tv the quality is just okay but for washer im not quite sure

oh really?? i only use their washer and rice cooker. bcs TV i would prefer buy from samsung hihi

is the washer good? cause im looking for a new washer, preferably those that can maintain good hygiene of my clothes

gupinter87 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

is panasonic good cause i never use any of their product, i am more towards sharp home products

honestly yeaa. based on my experience i always choose panasonic since im using their old washer for like about 5 years and there's no complication going on

may i know what model?

crimsonkel wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

crimsonkel wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

is panasonic good cause i never use any of their product, i am more towards sharp home products

i have used their tv the quality is just okay but for washer im not quite sure

oh really?? i only use their washer and rice cooker. bcs TV i would prefer buy from samsung hihi

is the washer good? cause im looking for a new washer, preferably those that can maintain good hygiene of my clothes

same with me, i still couldnt find the good washer that can saves energy and electricity as well as good cleaning performance

crimsonkel wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

is panasonic good cause i never use any of their product, i am more towards sharp home products

honestly yeaa. based on my experience i always choose panasonic since im using their old washer for like about 5 years and there's no complication going on

may i know what model?

im using NA-FD13AR1 but i would suggest you to go with their FX2 Series, since it really times. i think under 1h u can finish washing your clothes.

https://shopee.com.my/shop/62541355/search?page=0&shopCollection=11482487 u can check here on their official mall

crimsonkel wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

crimsonkel wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

ebie788 wrote:

nlgladiator wrote:

gupinter87 wrote:

Hi all, i am a dad and living with family of 5. I pay all the the bills and expenses, i found that we uses alot of electricity for a small household, i tried to turn off things that i didnt uses, but it didnt change much, wonder if you guys have any experience in this matter?

they say if you just turned off without unplugging them the electricity will still runs, so you have to unplugged them as well

yuppp. its better to unplug them! and to choose any product that is eco friendly is important too I guess. cause it saves a lot of electricity and water

i always do that too. and i recycle quite a lot to save the environment too.
but i guess if u looking for home appliances you can try panasonic

is panasonic good cause i never use any of their product, i am more towards sharp home products

i have used their tv the quality is just okay but for washer im not quite sure

oh really?? i only use their washer and rice cooker. bcs TV i would prefer buy from samsung hihi

is the washer good? cause im looking for a new washer, preferably those that can maintain good hygiene of my clothes

so far my experience with them, everything is ok. ive been using them for 3 years and i have no unfortunate events with my washer. but i'll definitely suggest u guys to check on panasonic new washer. the new one has new technology and save times