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Install Star label energy-efficient certified appliances
When it's time to replace your appliances, check for the Energy Star label or another energy-efficiency certification. Appliances with the Energy Star label consume up to 50% less water and energy than conventional appliances.
· Purchase washers and dryers that have a variety of energy-saving features.
· The most energy-efficient washing machines are front-loaders.
· Side-by-side refrigerator-freezers use more energy than refrigerators with the freezer on top or the bottom.
· Traditional range cooktops are less energy-efficient than stoves with ceramic induction cooktops.
· Compared to tank-style water heaters, tankless on-demand water heaters are significantly more energy-efficient.
· Electricity is used extensively by portable dehumidifiers. If you frequently need to run yours, try addressing the issues that are causing your home to be wet.

Conserve water around the house
The water that enters your home has been pumped around the city, treated, filtered, and possibly chlorinated. All of this consumes a significant amount of energy. Therefore, learning how to preserve water at home can also aid in energy conservation. Among the quick techniques to conserve water are:
· Shortening showers.
· Turning off the faucets as you wash your hands.
· Instead of letting the water run, filling the sink with water to wash the dishes.
· Landscape irrigation using kitchen water saved.
· Utilizing leftover cooking water.
· Using less water.
· Making a purchase of water-saving fixtures and faucets.
· Using condensation from your air conditioner to irrigate plants by collecting it.