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- 2. Drip drip drip. The sound of a leaky faucet. Water being wasted. Money pouring down the drain.
- 3. These red lights are an energy equivalent to the drip, drip, drip of a leaky faucet.
- 4. They show that these devices are still using electricity, even though you’ve turned them “off.” Drip drip drip
- 5. If it can be turned on with a remote, it is using electricity. Drip drip drip.
- 6. 75% of the energy used by your computer happens when there is no one in front of it. Drip drip drip.
- 7. The charge time for a typical cell phone charger is about 3 hours. The other 21 hours the charger is plugged into the wall is wasted energy. Drip drip drip.
- 8. In 1910 GE 1910 began producing tungsten filament incandescent lamps. Model Ts were also coming off Ford’s Detroit assembly lines. Drip drip drip.
- 9. 2010 Today’s compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) use 50-70% less light than incandescents while providing the same amount and quality of light.
- 10. A warm and cozy home.
- 12. The warm glow of your house. The sound of melting icicles. Drip drip drip.
- 13. Warm air rises. Keep that warm air in your house by sealing leaks going into your attic.
- 14. Keep your heat to yourself. Make sure your house is properly insulated.
- 15. Inefficient furnaces and water heaters send a lot of energy up the chimney. Drip drip drip.
- 16. $241 billion is spent in the U.S each year on energy for home use. Splash!!! This could be reduced by more than one half through more efficient energy use.
- 17. Turn the sound of drip, drip, drip to ka-ching, ka-ching, ka- ching. Plug your energy leaks.
Notes de l'éditeur
- The sound of a dripping faucet is a visceral remainder that water is being wasted. We also feel compelled to take action to stop a faucet from leaking.
- This is an attempt to use the leaky faucet frame to describe phantom load.
- ID specific home electronics as leaky faucets.
- Show that remote controls signal these “leaky faucets.” Another photo could be a coffee table with all the different remote controls that a house might have.
- Introducing behavior in the form of computer usage as a form of energy waste.
- Similarly with cell phone chargers.
- The Model T frame is an attempt to show that we are using an old-fashioned, outmoded and inefficient technology.
- The modern CFL is state of the art and energy efficient.
- This is the beginning of a set up to show how leaky and uninsulated houses are also leaky faucets.
- The glowing house = energy waste.
- The melting icicle frame = house heat loss = leaky faucet frame
- Teapot as house frame
- Tea cozy as house insulation frame
- Smoke from chimney echoes the teapot metaphor. Combustion efficiency is related to the leaky faucet.
- A lot of little actions (and some big) can make a big difference.
- Keeping the auditory imagery of drip, drip to energy waste by adding ka-ching to making money. Also adding the “I am smart by taking this action” frame. Ending with a call to action.