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1. Turn off the lights when not in use to avoid "long light" waste. 2. Make full use of natural daylight and avoid using artificial lighting when it's unnecessary. 3. Use lamps wisely by avoiding obstructions like frosted glass or translucent shades that block the light source. 4. Choose energy-saving bulbs, which can save up to 70%–80% of energy. For example, instead of a 60W incandescent bulb, an 11W energy-saving bulb is sufficient. 5. Avoid leaving appliances on standby mode. Always turn them off completely when not in use, saving about 10% of energy. 6. Optimize refrigerator usage: minimize door openings, don’t overfill it, place it away from heat sources, and clean it regularly to remove frost buildup. 7. Use washing machines efficiently: choose the right washing mode based on the load, avoid overloading, and check the belt tension every three years. 8. Maintain air conditioners by cleaning filters regularly and setting the temperature reasonably to reduce compressor workload. 9. Adjust the brightness and volume of TVs, computers, and audio devices to save energy. Tip: If every city could save just 1 kWh per day, it would lead to a daily reduction of 15 million kWh, saving 6,000 tons of coal and 60,000 tons of water—making a huge environmental impact.

The value of one kilowatt-hour (one unit of electricity): - A 25W bulb can shine for 40 hours. - A household fridge can run for a full day. - An electric fan can operate continuously for 15 hours. - An air conditioner can run for 1.5 hours. - It can boil 8 kg of water. - A TV can be on for 10 hours. - A shower can be used for one person. Saving 1 kWh of electricity equals saving 0.4 kg of standard coal, 4 liters of water, and reducing emissions such as 0.272 kg of carbon dust, 0.997 kg of COâ‚‚, 0.03 kg of SOâ‚‚, and 0.015 kg of NOx. If every city saves 1 kWh per day, the total energy saved would be 15 million kWh daily, significantly contributing to environmental protection and resource conservation.