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Saving energy is simple, says tipster Saskia. Defrosting in the fridge is cheaper

Saving energy is simple, says tipster Saskia. Defrosting in the fridge is cheaper

Saskia Buurman from Soest has provided simple energy-saving tips to the Ombudsteam to help people manage rising energy costs. Her suggestions include effortless methods such as defrosting food inside the refrigerator to reduce energy consumption.

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