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1. Switch off the unused switch
We usually have a bad habit that when we enter a room, we will certainly switch on ALL the light even when it is unnecessary. We should switch off unused switch so that we can reduce the electrical charge. Besides, we should remind ourselves to check if all the switches are off before we leave the house. Do you know that in Sarawak, those consuming less than RM 20 per month are paid for by government which mean that if we used less than RM 20 of electricity, we would not have to pay for the electric bill.
2. Turn off the water tap/ hose
Always remind yourself not to let the water running while brushing your teeth. Moreover, it is advisable to wash the vegetables and fruits in a basin of water rather than bathing them under running tap. And do you know that there are a lot of advantages of saving the rain water? The storage of rain water can be used to wash the toilet, water the plants, wash our car, clean the car park... ...
3. Selling recycling items
We could collect old newspapers, unused paper or aluminium cans and send it to the recycling center. Doing this is just like killing two birds with one stone. We get to save our Mother Earth and we get pay for the recycling items too. My family get to do this for years and we are always happy to see daddy coming back with ABC which is bought using part of the money.
Saving 10 sen an hour means you are saving RM 2.40 a day. Saving RM 2.40 a day means that you have saved approximately RM 72.00 a month. Hence, saving RM 72.00 per month means that you can save around RM 864.00 a year. So, do not look down on a single cent you have saved. It might buy you a smartphone after a year. ;)
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