E.ON, the very large energy group in Romania, whose services benefit millions of people from various corners of the country every day, has decided to bring two very important messages to everyone's immediate attention. The first message that E.ON brings to the immediate attention of all customers is related to the efficiency of electricity consumption when it comes to washing dishes using a dishwasher, such as those in this page, a choice that some Romanians make more and more often.
E.ON explains below the fact that, choosing an energy class A dishwasher, can bring us up to 35% reductions in electricity consumption, compared to an E class one, which means a lot. If we use the dishwasher every day, then the difference in consumption between the two types of electrical household products can bring major annual savings in the case of the invoices that E.ON issues for us.
E.ON Official LAST MINUTE messages for the ATTENTION of all Romanian Customers
E.ON has also sent messages of this kind to Romanians in other situations, and this is because many are looking for tricks by which they can substantially reduce their electricity consumption, and the efficiency of household appliances is in the foreground. If you have bought a new electrical household product, then E.ON recommends that you think very seriously about recycling the old one, instead of throwing it directly in the trash, because its parts could be used in other future new products.
E.ON recommends this to customers in Romania, because there are many parts of electronic products that can be recycled very easily, to be reused in other new products, something that must be taken into account. You know very well that recycling is a global issue, with many countries recommending their citizens to recycle to save nature, and this is based on the fact that much of what we use daily can be reused, in various forms.
E.ON also has information on its website with similar recommendations, so if you are eager to find out, then perhaps you should not overlook what is being sent to us at the moment.
