63: EnergyGuide Label64: Energy-Saving Settings65: Unplug Them66: Use Power Strips 67: Computer Sleep Mode68: Turn Your Computer Monitor Off69: Unplug When Charged70: Refrigerator Settings71: Buy The Right Refrigerator72: Refrigerator Food Storage73: Freezer Food Storage74: Keep Refrigerator Door Closed75: Clean Refrigerator Coils76: Install Refrigerator Away From Heat Sources77: Check Refrigerator Seal78: Cool Hot Foods Before Placing In Refrigerator79: Cover Liquids In Rerigerator80: Replace Your Old Refrigerator81: Microwave82: Crockpots83: Use Copper-Bottom Pots84: Preheating85: Broiling86: Keep Oven Door Closed87: Cook Meals Once88: Turn Down The Heat89: Self-Cleaning Ovens90: Running Your Dishwasher91: Rinse Your Dishes92: Prewash or Soak 93: Air Dry Dishes Your Dishes94: Run Washer When Full95: Wash In Cold Water96: Remove Lint From Dryer97: Don't Overdry98: Separate Fabrics99: Use The Heat 100: Green Power 101: Experiencing power problems? Let us know!102: Saving Online103: Learning Online104: Home Printing105: Look For ENERGY STAR Office EquipmentConsider energy efficiency when buying new appliances and electronics. While energy-efficient products may be more expensive to buy, over their life, they can save you about 30 percent on your energy bill.
Choose ENERGY STAR-qualified appliances, which use 10 to 50 percent less electricity than standard models. A list of ENERGY STAR products is available at http://www.energystar.gov
