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[knight]

If you are using an old water heater install heat traps on the hot and cold pipes at the water heater to prevent heat loss. Some new water heaters have built-in heat traps.

[KrisNY]

That is a great idea. Our water heater is new. I was thinking about getting one of the types that only heats water when you need it- but quickly. So you aren't paying to heat the water to sit in the tank.
Anyone have one of these?

[bammer]

I believe that would be using your water heater having the volume of water that you would just need and not having it filled up. You would surely waste a lot of energy if you do that. After some time, the excess would just cool off.

[kotosof]

Well that's something new to me. Thanks for bringing this up.

[spiders]

Good tip! thanks a lot..

[zebro]

Thanks for your tips. I am having an old water heater only.It is in good working condition.So i will try to install heat traps on the hot and cold pipes.

[siva]

good water heater is better one
it will save our power energy

[jackson]

Hi guys....every home water heater is important one use brand quality water heater....it was very useful for power saver.....

[mike]

I don't have electric water heater in my home now. I have changed to solar water heater to save current. Solar water heater is very useful to me and also helps in saving electric bill.

[ladybird]

I also believe that a branded one will definitely help you to save power. I will go with the branded one. 

[tanya]

Water heating is the most expensive one in most of the home. To reduce your water heater bill  keep use of less hot water, turn down the thermostat on your water heater, insulate your water heater and buy a new efficient model.