3 Ways to Save Money on Your DEWA Bill in Dubai

Water is an invaluable resource, and wasting it is damaging to our ecosystem, as Repair Plus explain. As part of their green initiative, they offer water solutions that help to decrease your water consumption in Dubai, without changing the feel of your water pressure.

One of the products offered are water aerators having one installed at home on your tap or at the faucet helps to decrease incoming water pressure, while drawing in much more air than conventional aerators. This leads to a gentler and more even flow distribution.

The large population of expats in Dubai rent their accommodation, and thus installing LED light bulbs isn't generally on the top of the to-do list when moving every one or two years. Despite this, Repair Plus encourages expats living in Dubai to invest in LED light bulbs - which can be taken with you when you next move, too. So you're always saving money!

At Repair Plus, their green initiative encourages customers to adapt their lighting for better, long-term results. If you change your existing lighting fixtures with retrofitted LED bulbs, you'll most definitely save Dirhams in the long-term on your DEWA bill... After all, LEDs are energy-efficient, they have a longer life (one can last up to 25 years!) and they're also ecologically friendly.

Especially during the cooler months in Dubai when you needn't use air conditioning all day, but still would like a slight breeze - installing ceiling fans or purchasing a standing fan can really help to reduce your monthly bills... Especially if you're paying for coolant each month, too.

After all, using high-powered, low-temperature air-conditioning monthly is using a lot of electricity, and you're paying extra for coolant... Thus installing fans can really help to reduce those bills you pay each month.