If you don’t unplug the 5 electrical devices in your house, your electricity bill will soon double
Desktop Computer
A desktop computer, especially when connected to peripherals like a monitor, speakers, and printer, continues to consume power even when not in use. If left in standby mode instead of being turned off completely, it can still use a significant amount of electricity. Be sure to unplug your computer and peripherals when not in use to save on energy costs.
Microwave
A microwave not only uses electricity when it’s in operation but also consumes a small amount of power when it’s on standby. Unplug the microwave when you’re not using it, especially if you don’t plan to use it for a long time, to avoid wasting electricity.
Television
Like other electronic devices, a television consumes a small amount of electricity even when turned off. Modern TVs can continue to draw power when the screen is off. Unplug your TV after each use to avoid unnecessary power consumption.
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