According to the TV programme "The Kumars At No.42" it is! So why are more people not following suite? Maybe Mr and Mrs Kumar can teach us a thing or two.

On Friday's evening show, Mr Kumar senior (the father) regaled viewers about the time he re-lagged his loft wearing nothing but a thong. Whilst their son (played by Sanjeev Bhaskar) winced in embarrassment, Mrs Kumar added that her husband's actions had resulted in a night of unbridled passion. "I've never thought of energy saving as romantic but maybe I was been wrong!" said Tracey Mills from Richmond Energy line. "If saving energy ignites passion in you, far be it from me to stop you. We provide free impartial and expert advice on how to save energy in the home - if it sparks romance too, that's a bonus."

"In previous years we have issued fun press releases for Valentine's Day with romantic tips to save energy - things like turning the lights and heating off and getting familiar under the bed covers. Maybe this year the local papers will print one!", Tracey pondered. There's plenty of help, advice and information available to Richmond residents to save energy at home - all by calling FREEPHONE 0800 358 8588. Even if you don't think it's sexy, it makes a lot of financial sense - saving energy will save money on reduced heating and hot water bills, leaving more money for the other essentials in life, or maybe a few luxuries! So if you need a little passion in your life, maybe a FREE call to Richmond Energy line will do the trick!

For further information and advice on how to save energy contact tracey@cen.org.uk or tel: 020 8683 6658.

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