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However. when cooking times are similar (usually for a large quantity of food). the-faetele: ment on the slave uses less energy than the microwave e An electric; kettle uses 30% less energy to boil water than does a pot on the stove." In both cases. the larger the amount of water. the more energy is required to reach boiling point. _ To, d the Stage _ . A 1. Use the highest heat setting to reach the desired temperature and then turn to the lowest setting that will maintain that tempera- ture. However. if letting your clothes air dry is not feasi- ble, then use your clothes dryer in an energy saving manner: - Use the shortest appro- priate cycle to not only save energy but to prevent clothes from overdrying. - Dry a full load each time you turn the dryer on to make good use of the heat produced. (But avoid over- loading). - Clean your lint filter after each load to reduce drying time. At least once a year, clean the outside of the dryer drum. the motor. and exhaust pipes to get rid of lint build-up. use a solar heated, wind- driven clothes dryer. or, as it is more commonly known - a clothesline. 2. A pressure cooker saves time and energy. Use it for stews, soups, pot roasts and almost all ymttvegetatries. 3. Stir-frying (cutting food in bite-size pieces and cook- ing quickly over high heat) is a very energy efficient 669-5537 "tMt-Ha-rt-r" Imlrl.h C'""] 7.'Nmtheheatotfafew minutes befdre the end of cooking. Food will continue, to cook with stored heat. - Use heat absorbing glass. coloured porcelain or dark coloured bakeware. These will enable you to reduce your oven heat by 10 “C. - Whether theiood you are cooking requires a short or long period of baking, pre- heating the oven is not ne- cessary..You can reduce the energy used to bake such foods as muffins and cookies by 50% if you eliminate the pre-heating stage. 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