Tips for Staying Green

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Due to very changing climate change, moral responsibility is created for every man to take action on his head to keep the earth green. It is a huge responsibility on us to protect the environment for our future generations. Regardless, a person can take a step towards changing the environment by making changes in his lifestyle. For today's blog post, we here at Swift Green are going look at some simple tips to make your everyday routine a little more green. Save energy Make sure you install LED bulbs or tubes light when your older LCD bulbs or tube lights burn out. These light bulbs significantly reduce energy consumption while providing the more amount of light. Make sure to turn off your lights and electronic devices when they are not in use. Simply remembering to turn off electronics before commuting to work can help save energy and save you money on your electricity bill.

1. Save Water

SAVE WATER SAVE LIFE
To make our earth green one great way to reduce water usage is to shorten your shower times. Showers consume large amounts of water, and cutting a 15-minute shower in half can seriously reduce the amount of water being wasted and a sound amount of heating bill also.

2. Reduce plastic use

REDUCE USE OF PLASTIC
To make our earth green, it is always better to drink filtered tap water at home rather than buying bottled water. In addition to bottled water expensive, a large amount of plastic waste is also generated.
Whenever you go on a trip or go to some work, take a bottle of aluminum using your own butter of water instead of bottled water.Millions of tons of plastic waste are currently residing in US landfills. We can reduce this number by avoiding or recycling plastic products.With these simple changes, we can all become more environmentally responsible. We here from Swift Green hope these tips can help inspire you to make your life a little more green.


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