Become an expert in energy efficiency at home
When it comes to saving energy, the little things can make a big difference. At IKEA, we have loads of products to make your home more sustainable. We want to inspire and enable as many people as possible to live more sustainably – and to make it easy and affordable.
Did you know
Induction hobs are up to 50% quicker and more energy efficient than ceramic or radiant heat hobs.
The latest in energy-efficient clothes drying
Well, not really. However, JÄLL is a lightweight and portable drying rack that dries clothes in the most environmentally-friendly way possible. And you can use it indoors or outside. There when you need it, out of the way when you don’t, it can make everyday life just a little bit easier.
When making these energy saving blinds, we consulted the experts. Bees.
HOPPVALS energy-saving cellular blinds were inspired by the honeycomb prismatic wax found in beehives. They create a layer of insulation that can reduce your heating costs by up to 20%, lowering the general light level and providing privacy. All for a price that doesn’t sting your wallet.
A brighter life at home with LED lights
LED light bulbs work just as well outside as they do indoors, use much less energy than traditional bulbs and can last up to 20 years. Time to make the switch?Did you know?
- That air drying can make a big difference to your energy bills.
- That hanging semi-dirty garments out in the fresh air instead of washing them may get you an extra day’s wear. It’ll save water, energy, and wear-and-tear on your clothes.
- That drawing your curtains closed at dusk can cut heat loss through your windows by around 10%.
- That you can dry dishes faster while using less energy? Check to see if your dishwasher has the “Auto open” function which opens the dishwasher door during the drying phase at the end of the washing program.
