Sunday, July 18, 2010
Save the Environment: Electricity Wastage! Y?
Save the Environment: Electricity Wastage! Y?: "Everywhere you go you will find people are crippled without Electricity. There is so much demand that there are 100% chances of forgetting t..."
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Electricity Wastage! Y?
Everywhere you go you will find people are crippled without Electricity. There is so much demand that there are 100% chances of forgetting that some things need to be switched OFF. Consider a case where in a family sits together for dinner or in front of the TV having a home-theater feature. The kitchen light is ON along with the exhaust fan. Cooking is over yet left ON. No one greedy enough to a complete 2nd serve nor is smoke filled in the room, yet left ON.
No one making the bed in the bedroom yet light is ON.
Help me with this doubt.
" Does ANYONE sleep with the lights ON?; Sleep walk safely I guess.
With the AC running form 9 pm to 7.45 am.? Is it that Hot?"
Once at my friend's place, I seen the horror happening. I popped like a bottle cork and asked whether any one needed them on? or Whether they didn't have a switch?
The reply was " Bill ke paise kya tu dene wala hai?" meaning " Are you going to pay the bills?
SHOCKING!
People do it because they have MONEY. Those rectangular strips of paper are used for THAT?
I bet those promise bills were not minted in that intention for being WASTED on things that shouldn't have been purchased.
Yes! Today, people think " My Purchase, My use"
God made this world for all. Same way Electricity is made for all. No one has the right to use it in such a way that the others don't get anything or hardly a little like how I said earlier being crippled.
Looking forward now into our interests, many of us love hanging and wall mounted Lampshades!
But how at all are we to cut the electricity bills when their small bulbs consume 60 watts.
Infact lampshades are never used as a source of light in that room. Their reflectivity is the reason behind them being beautiful.
The best way of cutting the costs of the bills and admiring the beauty of the lampshade, remove the POWER HOGGER form it and employ a DIET FELLOW. I mean remove the original lampshade bulb and fix it with a O watt or a 5 watts florescent bulb instead.
Thus
No one making the bed in the bedroom yet light is ON.
Help me with this doubt.
" Does ANYONE sleep with the lights ON?; Sleep walk safely I guess.
With the AC running form 9 pm to 7.45 am.? Is it that Hot?"
Once at my friend's place, I seen the horror happening. I popped like a bottle cork and asked whether any one needed them on? or Whether they didn't have a switch?
The reply was " Bill ke paise kya tu dene wala hai?" meaning " Are you going to pay the bills?
SHOCKING!
People do it because they have MONEY. Those rectangular strips of paper are used for THAT?
I bet those promise bills were not minted in that intention for being WASTED on things that shouldn't have been purchased.
Yes! Today, people think " My Purchase, My use"
God made this world for all. Same way Electricity is made for all. No one has the right to use it in such a way that the others don't get anything or hardly a little like how I said earlier being crippled.
Looking forward now into our interests, many of us love hanging and wall mounted Lampshades!
But how at all are we to cut the electricity bills when their small bulbs consume 60 watts.
Infact lampshades are never used as a source of light in that room. Their reflectivity is the reason behind them being beautiful.
The best way of cutting the costs of the bills and admiring the beauty of the lampshade, remove the POWER HOGGER form it and employ a DIET FELLOW. I mean remove the original lampshade bulb and fix it with a O watt or a 5 watts florescent bulb instead.
Thus
- become power efficient
- admire the same beauty of the lampshade
- reduce heating of the lampshade
- reduce maintainance of the lampshade
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