Energy
Posted by lilykarin on februari 10th, 2009 . Filed under: Environment & Politics .
Tomorrow I will go to Coop to exchange my water boiler for the second time in just a few months! The first time I went there I wanted to get it repaired but they handed me a new one right away instead. Which obviously sucked. The heater was a christmas gift from the start, and I really didn’t need a new store bought one, let alone two, or THREE! New electronic things obviously always suck. So I’ve decided to ask for the money back this time and go thrifting for one made in the 80s where things weren’t made to break in a few months.
I also found a list on how to cook environmentally friendly, on Naturskyddsföreningens site. Here it is in english:
+ Always put a lid on the pot and never boil anything on a higher temperature than neccessary.
+ Make use of the after heating.
+ Ceramic cooktops are better for the environment energy wise but there is no need to exchange your ordinary stove if it’s still working.
mars 3rd, 2009 at 4:59 e m
min mamma bakar väldigt mycket och hon utnyttjar alltid eftervärmen till att göra kladdkaka haha.
måste verkligen köpa en vattenkokar, har stått på min inköpslista i flera år nu men hittar ingen bra
mars 5th, 2009 at 5:04 e m
Nästa jag köper ska som sagt vara second hand, jag ger upp om de nya nu. De som är från 80-talet och hur fula som helst verkar iallafall hålla i +25 år.
Smart med kladdkaka på eftervärmen!!