Unplug at Night

A phone lies on a table with the words no signal on its screen. Several phone chargers lay unplugged nearby.

 

We all have a habit of leaving our electronics and devices plugged in at night, but did you know even when fully charged they are still using electricity? You could save money by unplugging them. 

Find out other ways to reduce your power bill and check out this post on what you can save by unplugging.

 

#SaveElectricity #Devices #Unplug #SaveMoney

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