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Send a Funny Valentines eCard – ‘Love Light’ to your valentine.   Two joyful lightbulbs are at the front of the ecard, one blue and one red.   The words ‘love at first light’ are the fun message to your loved one.  Add a personalised message on the inside of your Love Light Valentines eCard.  This will surprise your Valentine as the card opens up to reveal your special message. Send this Valentines eCard – Love Light immediately or schedule for a later date. See how it works.

BD Hydro provides you with lots of great ways to save electricity (see below)

  1. Turn off unnecessary lights

Two 100-watt incandescent bulbs switched off an extra two hours per day could save you Better yet, switch to LED.

  1. Use natural light

A single south-facing window can illuminate 20 to 100 times its area. Turning off one 60-watt bulb for four hours a day is a big saving over a year.

  1. Use task lighting

Turn off ceiling lights and use table lamps, track lighting and under-counter lights in work and hobby areas as well as in kitchens.

  1. Take shorter showers

Hot water is expensive. If two people in your home cut their shower time by a minute each, you could save around £25 over a year.

  1. Turn water off when shaving, washing hands, brushing teeth

Bathroom wash basin

  1. Fix that leaky tap

Fixing a hot water leak in your can save up to £7 per year in energy costs. Learn how to fix that leak.

  1. Unplug unused electronics

Standby power can account for 10% of an average household’s annual electricity use. Unplug unused electronics.

  1. Ditch the desktop computer

If you’re still using that old desktop, recycle it and switch to your laptop.

  1. Not home? Turn off the air conditioner

Turn off that old window unit air conditioner for five hours a day while you’re away. Do that for 60 days over a summer and you’ll make great savings.

  1. Recycle or donate that old TV

Recycle or donate your old TV.

  1. Manage your thermostat

If you have electric heat, lower your thermostat by two degrees to save 5% on your heating bill. Lowering it five degrees could save 10%.

  1. Be strategic with window coverings

Promote airflow through your home and block the afternoon sun.

  1. Reduce heat in the kitchen

Avoid using the oven in summer – try salads, smoothies or barbecue. You’ll reduce the heat in your home and save on your home cooling costs.

  1. Run full loads

Cut one load of wash per week, even if you’re already using cold water you could save on your laundry costs.

  1. Wash laundry in cold

By switching from hot to cold water for an average of three loads per week, you could save on your energy bill.

  1. Hang dry your laundry

If you do eight loads of laundry a week and use your clothesline for 50% of those clothes

  1. Toss a towel in the dryer

A dry towel added to your dryer load can significantly reduce drying times.

  1. Be efficient with refrigeration

Keep your fridge and freezer at their ideal temperature. For your fridge this is between 2°C and 3°C and your freezer should be at -18°C.

  1. Unplug your second fridge

Freeze plastic jugs of water and use them in a cooler when you need them.

  1. Skip the heat-dry setting for the dishwasher

That heat-dry setting is expensive. De-select it and, based on one load of dishes a day.

  1. Use the microwave, crock pot or toaster oven

A microwave takes 15 minutes to do the same job as 1 hour in an oven. Use a microwave instead of your oven 4 times a week

This funny Valentines eCard – Love Light is one of a range of e-cards you can find for valentines day.  Click to view more valentines day e-cards from our selection.