A savvy Scots mum has 'slashed her energy bills' by creating 'disco baths' for her kids and dropping glowsticks into the water - so she can leave the bathroom light off
A savvy Scots mum has 'slashed her energy bills' by creating 'disco baths' for her kids and dropping glowsticks into the water - so she can leave the bathroom light off.
Vivienne has been using the money-saving hack for two years and is now plotting other creative ways to reduce the family's electricity consumption after noticing their energy bills rising. "We have music on through the speaker, whatever music they like, they aren't fussy. We do bath time one after the other and they both have glowsticks.
"This has inspired me a bit to try and think of ways that I can save some money. The baths are 20 minutes at a time and if not every night it's every other night and it helps. Every little helps, definitely." "Someone mentioned how much water would go in the sewerage but you've still got to have a bath for god's sake. One guy said it costs 3p to switch your light on for an hour but 3p is 3p. Some people have money to burn.
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