There’s no trick to cutting energy waste, in fact it’s a treat. I’m talking about hunting down “vampire power,” just by unplugging electronics and appliances while you’re not using them.
About vampire power
Even when they’re switched off, electronics use energy to power things like remote control sensors and lights. That means day and night, energy vampires are sucking away, drawing energy from your home and money from your wallet.
This waste really adds up. In fact, your electronics use most of their energy when switched “off.”
Around 10% of the typical home’s electricity bill goes to feeding these vampires. In total, vampire power costs Americans more than $10 billion every year.
The most wanted list
Focus your slaying efforts on the thirstiest energy vampires in your home. The worst offenders can be found in your home office or entertainment system. Computers, monitors, speakers, TV’s, DVD players, video game systems and cell phone chargers are some of the worst offenders.
Be a smart slayer
These energy vampires don’t have to terrorize your family. attach them to a smart power strip, or unplug them when not in use. With all the money you save you’ll be able to go out and get yourself some candy.
Your electric bills don't have to be so scary |
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