How to Green Your Dorm Room
Use compact fluorescent bulbs., Use recycled paper if you have your own printer, and print double-sided. , Set your appliances to a sleep mode or off when you leave., Share appliances such as microwaves, fridges or hair driers. , Turn down the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Use compact fluorescent bulbs.
Replace any light bulbs with these energy-efficient models.
You'll get more light for less energy.
Use a small desk lamp instead of an overhead light.
Use windows for natural light instead of lamps whenever possible. -
Step 2: Use recycled paper if you have your own printer
, Unplug appliances that you rarely use, as these can become "energy vampires". ,, Regulate your temperature with clothing, cool drinks, opening or insulating the window, etc. ,, Plants are very green and make a really nice touch to your room! -
Step 3: and print double-sided.
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Step 4: Set your appliances to a sleep mode or off when you leave.
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Step 5: Share appliances such as microwaves
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Step 6: fridges or hair driers.
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Step 7: Turn down the thermostat in the winter
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Step 8: and allow the temperature to rise a bit in the summer.
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Step 9: Insulate your window with heavy curtains or padding in the winter to keep in heat.
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Step 10: Raise indoor plants.
Detailed Guide
Replace any light bulbs with these energy-efficient models.
You'll get more light for less energy.
Use a small desk lamp instead of an overhead light.
Use windows for natural light instead of lamps whenever possible.
, Unplug appliances that you rarely use, as these can become "energy vampires". ,, Regulate your temperature with clothing, cool drinks, opening or insulating the window, etc. ,, Plants are very green and make a really nice touch to your room!
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