Recycling
Using energy saving light bulbs
Buying things like recycled paper or organic food
Installing loft insulation
Taking a shower instead of a bath
Switching to green energy
Walking, cycling or using public transport instead of a car

If you or anyone you live with ever do one of more of these things or anything similar then I’d like to hear from you. I am a researcher at Sheffield University looking for Sheffield households to participate in an exciting study.

Taking part in the study will involve a group interview with all members of your household together. There will be a reward for your time.

If you are interested in taking part or would like to find out more please contact me, Anna Scott:

Telephone: 0114 222 3386 (please leave a message if I am not there)
Email: anna.scott@sheffield.ac.uk

Yes we do at our house.

Originally posted by anna_scott
Using energy saving light bulbs
Installing loft insulation
Taking a shower instead of a bath.
Walking, cycling or using public transport instead of a car

Do all those. No car, so have to walk or bus. Toilet uses rainwater for flushing. Green waste gets composted.

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JGH

Hi fuzzy and jgharston,

If you would like to email me I can tell you more about the study. I haven't reached five posts yet so I can't PM you. Please get in touch!

Best wishes,

Anna Scott

we use energy saving bulbs, and i topped up the loft insulation when i laid some flooring in the gable ends.
We recycle paper (although how green that is is apparently debatable).

Hi Cyclone,

If you would like to email me I can tell you more about the study. I haven't reached five posts yet so I can't PM you. Please get in touch!

Best wishes,

Anna Scott

Your on five posts now :D

Does anyone know where I can get Energy Saving lightbulbs with the equivalent light output of a 150W bulb from?

We have a very large through lounge that is lit at each end with 150W bulbs. Can't go smaller without it getting dim, and don't want to replace the light fittings.

Cheers

Joe

try this page

http://www.lamptech.com/energy.htm

the dste-45 and 55 are rated at 150w equivalent.