Five easy ways to make your uni room more eco-friendly

Five easy ways to make your uni room more eco-friendly – Nowadays people are becoming more conscious about the environment. Being eco-friendly, they not only contribute to sustainable development but also save money. There are various effective methods and products using which now people are making their home eco-friendly. Using these products will help them to keep their environment free from pollution like land pollution, air pollution, water pollution, etc. Electric appliances are being used that are eco-friendly and save energy.   Ways to make your non-green home into an eco-friendly home:              

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1. Save energy:

Now, most of the electrical appliances are available
with star rating. These ratings are given based on the ability of the appliance
to conserve energy. You can get these appliances installed to save energy. If
you are using a regular bulb, it is better to switch to LED bulbs

If you are leaving home, don’t forget to switch off the
lights. During day time, you can open the windows and doors to allow the
sunlight to come in. It will not only save electricity but also it will kill
the micro-organisms present in the room. They can also install sensors which
will activate the lights only when they are needed.

2.   
  Clean the air:

• Make
  home a non-smoking zone: They can ban the use of cigarette or other
  chemical substance inside their home.
• Grow
  indoor plants: Growing plants inside their home will absorb the toxic
  and harmful pollutants that are emitted from furniture, rugs, different types
  of equipment, etc. Therefore, indoor plants act like a natural filter that
  cleans the air naturally as well as economically.

3.   
  Reduce, reuse and recycle:

You can avoid buying the products that are not eco-friendly.
It will help them to reduce the collection of unnecessary items in the house.
You can reuse the materials like wooden floors, windows, plastic bottles, etc.
after a point of time. You can also reuse some materials in their craftwork.
When the items are not good enough to be used, they can be sent to recycling
centers.        

4.   
  Preserve water: One of the most useful and popular
methods to preserve water is rainwater harvesting. You can collect rainwater in
buckets or tubs from the roof and can use it for cleaning and sprinkling
purposes.

5.   
  Household hazardous waste: Substances like
pesticides, old computer parts, paint cans, used batteries, etc. come in the
category of hazardous waste. you should avoid keeping it near or down the
drains of their home.

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