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Show Here are 'energy saving' tips from USU extension service by Brenda L. Bradford USU Extension Agent Utah State University Extension Services held their annual Adult Leadership School last week in Logan. means a savings m money and energy resources as well as longer equipment life. Following owners manual instructions is the first step to proper appliance use and Attending from Nephi maintainence. and Mona were Erma BarLight bulbs can be purton, Beth Jarrett, Ruth chased according to light Howard, DaNell Worwood, output as well as expected Decima Jacobsen, Mildred life span. Garrett, Myra Kay, and Conserving hot water can Brenda Bradford. mean savings in both water The women received val- consumption and energy uable information on many bills. Read and save manufacaspects of home and adult life. There were workshops turers instruction manuals and program to help make for care and use of each them better informed of piece of equipment. Be sure their circumstances. to understand and follow inOne program dealt with structions. the wise use of the energy Schedule a routine time in the home. With heating to make periodic checks of bills coming in, the family appliances and home equipwill want to conserve ener- ment. Only a few minutes gy in order to conserve their are needed for visual inspecfinancial resources. tions, cleanings, and minor Here are some energy repairs (which can often be conservation tips: done by the owner). Wise use of appliances Although a small percentage of total usage, lights do add to your bill. Turn Golden Age Members of the Golden Age Club will have lunch at the elementary school- on off incandescent lights whenever they are not being used. Flourescent lights should be turned off whenever they are not going to be used for 15 minutes or longer. Bulb wattage does not really measure the amount of light a bulb gives. The amount of light a bulb gives off is measured in lumens. The law now requires that each bulb package list watts, lumens, and life span so bulbs can be purchased according to service and amount of light needed. Standard bulbs will give approximately 750 hours of use with 1,750 lumens of light output. Long-lif- e bulbs will usually give 2,500 hours of use but put out only 1,470 lumens. Choose long-lifbulbs for e locations and standard bulbs for normal applications where light output is important. Install dimmer switches and timers to reduce lighting waste. The range and oven are hard-to-reac- h bean pots, or other small appliances are often more economical and convenient to use than a range. Use only as much heat and water as is necessary for cooking jobs. When roasting, turn off the oven about 30 minutes before the end of the cooking time. Retained heat will complete the job. Electric surface units can be turned off a few minutes before food is done and food will finish fle irons, appliances. Use them efficiently. If there are several dishes that can be cooked in the oven, the job will be done more efficiently than on top of the range. The oven is insulated and is actually on for only about of each hour it is used. Use oven feathe ture only when necessary. Microwave ovens save cooking time and energy. No heat is generated except in the food itself. A micro-wav- e oven uses about the same amount of electrical energy as an electric Electric frypans, waf e high-wattag- one-thir- d self-cleanin- g fry-pa- Friday, November 4, Clarence Bowers, Golden Age Club President has said. The dinner will be served at 12 noon. 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