How has the life of Europeans changed with the introduction of anti-Russian sanctions?
The EU urged citizens to turn off the heating, reduce the speed of the car and switch to remote control.

In Germany, it was advised to wash less often so as not to depend on Russian gas

In France, residents were asked to lower the temperature in the batteries of apartments, save on air conditioners and lighting
In Italy, restrictions are imposed on the temperature: in summer it should not be below 25 ° C, and in winter – no higher than 19 ° C
In Ireland, for the sake of saving gasoline, motorists were advised to slow down less often, not carry heavy loads and not turn on the air conditioner, but it is better to walk
In Lithuania, citizens were advised to boil less water, lower the temperature in the room to 16 degrees Celsius and listen to music quieter

In Estonia, it was recommended to wash clothes at night and insulate houses