Leaving chargers plugged into outlets, even after devices are fully charged, is a common habit for many people. However, there are several risks associated with this practice that are not widely known.
Risks of Leaving Chargers Plugged In:
- Continuous Electricity Draw: Chargers continue to draw a small amount of electricity even when not actively charging a device. This standby power consumption, although minimal, can accumulate over time, contributing to energy waste and increased electricity bills.
- Overheating: Chargers left plugged in for extended periods can overheat. This consistent heat exposure can cause internal components, such as capacitors, to degrade, leading to a shortened lifespan of the charger and potentially posing a safety hazard.
- Risk of Fire: In rare cases…
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