Better approach nulling variables, objects in Javascript

I am building something for mobile and would like somehow to clear, null objects, variables to release a bit of memory. Here I have two quick examples, both are anonymous functions as I believe but what way is better or more valid approach? Sorry if I get it all wrong. To me both seem to do the same thing although I like more the first one as objects wont be created until I need it. The second version would immediately execute the code for creating variables, objects etc. but not doing the main build function until I need it.

I am just trying to figure out what way is more common. I know that beginners like me mostly misunderstand the use of anonymous functions.

V1

var app = function() {

        //create variables, objects
        var a = 'Data 1';
        var b = 'Data 2';

        //do some things    
        console.log(a + ', ' + b);

        //do a cleanup
        app.cleanup = function() {

            a = null;
            b = null;
            console.log(a, b);

        }
    }
    setTimeout(app, 200);

V2

var app = {};

    (function(){

        //create variables, objects
        var a = 'Data 1';
        var b = 'Data 2';

        app.build = function(){                 

            //do some things
            console.log(a + ', ' + b);          

        }

        //do a cleanup
        app.cleanup = function(){

            a = null;
            b = null;
            console.log(a, b);

        }   

        setTimeout(app.build,200);

    })();

Later in html or event

<input type="button" onclick="app.cleanup()" value="clean" />