Electricity Tips

There are numerous myths circulating online about microwave ovens. Today, we'll uncover the truth behind these myths!

Summer is here, and it’s the perfect time to stay cool while cutting down on energy use! By kicking a few common habits, you can significantly boost your air conditioner’s efficiency and lower your electricity bills. 

Feeling slightly warm or stuffy at home? An electric fan could be your best solution. Here are 3 simple and easy-to-remember tips for using your electric fan effectively and helping to cool your home quickly.

What bad things happen if your air conditioner isn’t used for one year or longer  – you may find ill smell at your home, and air conditioner thermostat not working. Time to get a new one?

Find out the energy-saving potentials and tips for different home spaces, and save electricity easily!

Moving home? Planning to purchase new home appliances? Wondering why your home consumes so much electricity? Try our Home Appliance Advisory Tool​ - your personalised advisor will help you choose the right appliances.

People often prefer dehumidifiers over drying machines and thermo ventilators, as they are more energy saving. That said, how could we choose the best humidifier?

Hong Kong's humid weather makes dehumidifiers a household necessity to combat dampness. However, running a dehumidifier for extended periods can consume a lot of electricity. How can you save energy while using one?

Summer's just about here, and the air conditioner is your buddy at home. But are there any tricks to use it efficiently?

More than just making hotpot, Induction Cooker can do it better, more than what you imagined. It can create the SAME convergence of heat and fragrance from wok cooking on a flame! Follow these 4 tips for picking the right Induction Cooker!

Japanese housewives are famous for their extraordinary organsing skills, with many of them often share their techniques on social media platforms. Recently we have come across with an Instagram account of a Japanese mum Tomoa（IG: tomoa.jp）which demonstrates some useful organising tips. Below are some of the extracts:

Who doesn’t want to enjoy a nice warm shower after a long day of work? For some, it might be a luxury in winter. A friend of mine once complained about her storage electric water heater (EWH) at home, as her hot showers only lasted for 10 minutes while around 25 minutes were needed to heat up the water beforehand. In fact, such struggle can now be avoided! Introduce to you the “rapid heating EWH” - a water heater which enables us to take nice warm showers, without requiring a prolonged waiting time for the water to be heated up.