Canberra, Aus /August 05, 2017: The Energy Department said water heaters are responsible for almost 20 percent of power energy consumption in our house. The Energy Department said that the percentage usage from heaters is more than all the devices and appliances that we used at home. Cutting down the daily consumption of water and power energy would help not only the government and Department of Energy in their call for saving our energy resource but also reduce our bills and money loss. As compliance with the mandated regulation of our government and other department concerning about saving energy and water, the Sydney Plumbing Hot Water Gas offers these easy to do and preventive measure that can help you reduce unnecessary energy and water consumption.

Number 1 Tip: Monitoring the temperature of our water heater.

This is easy to do to conserve energy. Keeping your water heater under 120 degrees in temperature is a big help for saving power consumption up to 70 dollars per annum.

Number 2 Tip: Having an insulation blanket for water heaters is one tip to reduce bills on our electricity. The latest water heaters available now in our homes are commonly insulated so if you have an older version of the water heater at home put an insulation blanket so that you can reduct on heat loss.

Number 3 Tip: Using energy and water saving home appliances is also recommendable. When we need to replace our faucet showers and toilets, look for those features that can save water consumption such as low water flow. Appliances with high energy efficiency rate are also best to have so our bills are lesser.

Number 4 Tip: Inspection and regular monitoring on our sinks, toilets, pipes, showers and outdoor hose can also help in fast detection of leakage. The common culprit of the toilet leak is the rubber flapper, replace it fast.

Number 5 Tip: Not letting fats and grease into our toilet and sink in the kitchen. Many think that pouring hot water on sink could loosen the grease clog. Actually, even these clog are melted with the hot water you poured, over time it will harden again, build up and could block the entire water flow. Rather than pouring those grease on your sink, why not put in let it solidify and so you can throw in your garbage can?

The Department of Energy gives special appreciation to Sydney Plumbing Hot Water Gas for making the public aware and for compliance of conservation on our resources. "This company is the great example of dedication and ethic of works," the spokesperson from Energy Department said in the interview conducted. "They reinforce positive and supports a good campaign for our local community call for energy and water saving.

The Sydney Plumbing Hot Water Gas is more than honored to present to the local public that we are more than willing to take an extra mile when it comes to giving public assistance and service. For more information and tips on how to save energy and water, get in touch with Sydney Plumbing Hot Water Gas or visit their website: http://www.sydneyplumbinghotwater.com.au