63: ENERGY STAR64: Energy-Saving Settings65: Unplug Them66: Use Power Strips 67: Computer Sleep Mode68: Turn Your Computer Monitor Off69: Unplug When Charged70: Refrigerator Settings71: Buy The Right Refrigerator72: Refrigerator Food Storage73: Freezer Food Storage74: Keep Refrigerator Door Closed75: Clean Refrigerator Coils76: Install Refrigerator Away From Heat Sources77: Check Refrigerator Seal
79: Cover Liquids In Rerigerator80: Replace Your Old Refrigerator81: Microwave82: Crockpots83: Use Copper-Bottom Pots84: Preheating85: Broiling86: Keep Oven Door Closed87: Cook Meals Once88: Turn Down The Heat89: Self-Cleaning Ovens90: Running Your Dishwasher91: Rinse Your Dishes92: Prewash or Soak 93: Air Dry Dishes Your Dishes94: Run Washer When Full95: Wash In Cold Water96: Remove Lint From Dryer97: Don't Overdry98: Separate Fabrics99: Use The Heat 100: Green Power 101: Experiencing power problems? Let us know!102: Saving Online103: Learning Online104: Home Printing105: Look For ENERGY STAR Office EquipmentAllow hot food to cool before storing in the refrigerator or freezer. But be sure to refrigerate or freeze hot foods within two hours of purchase or preparation, or within one hour if the air temperature is above 90 degrees.
