Saving is a priority
The number of people who consciously pay attention to the energy efficiency of equipment has increased in recent years. 8 out of 10 Poles declare that they always check the energy class and water consumption before buying household appliances. Almost the same number of people (79 percent) claims that if they were aware that their bills could be noticeably lower thanks to the appropriate equipment – would change their previous purchasing decisions. Today this decision can be made consciously. An example is devices with the highest energy class of the Bosch brand: a washing machine with a mini washing option, enabling quick washing of small amounts of clothes with less energy consumption, an energy -saving dryer with a heat pump or a dishwasher, which provides perfect washing effects, saving energy and water.
The price matters, but it is not the most important
Although the most important feature for Poles when choosing a device is its price (19 percent marked this answer in the first place), more and more people understand that cheaper equipment can generate higher costs in the long run. Nearly half of Poles admit that they would choose a more expensive model with a higher class of energy efficiency (47 percent). And these are not empty declarations – consumer choices are clearly changing.
The older generation gives an example of younger ones
Although it might seem that the young generation is leading in the matter of responsible approach to saving resources, the results of the study show that it is different. Only 57 percent people up to the age of 24 pays attention to the energy class when buying equipment, while in the 55+ group it does as much as 92 percent. Similarly with the “Eco” program – it is used by 76 percent. seniors and only 57 percent young adults.
Small steps – a big influence
Increasingly, we realize that everyday, small decisions have a real impact on our bills and the environment. Twining water while brushing your teeth or choosing the “Eco” program in the dishwasher become more than a habit – it’s a conscious lifestyle. 88 percent Poles turn off the light in rooms where they do not stay, 87 percent. It starts the washing machine and dishwasher only when they are full and almost 70 percent. Poles use the “Eco” program in washing machines and dishwashers, believing that this helps to reduce resource consumption. Up to 82 percent respondents are argued that washing the dishwasher in the dishwasher is more economical than manual washing of dishes.
Women are definitely ahead of everyday habits. As much as 80 percent of them declare that it has introduced changes last year to save water and energy and prevent the waste of food, while among men this percentage is 70 percent. Women also starts washing machines and dishwashers more often when they are full, turn off the water while brushing their teeth or limit the time spent with electronics.
Technology with the planet in mind
Marek Bosch has been proven for years that innovation can go hand in hand with concern for the environment. Devices from the Green Collection series, thanks to the use of steel with reduced CO₂ emissions, biopians and plastics in production, have up to 50 percent. Smaller CO₂ carbon trace compared to standard models. The modern washing machine with i-DOS technology dispenses the right amount of fluid needed to wash loading, and the Mini Washing option will allow you to wash individual clothes with less energy consumption-up to 40 percent. A dryer with heat pump technology ensures optimal drying results with low electricity consumption. Bosch devices not only facilitate daily duties, but also allow you to save both natural resources and money. Without compromises in terms of quality or functionality.
