Saving money on electricity in a world of computers, cell phones and other technological advances it is just tough to really save money but I am here to tell you all it can be done so how you all are asking? You see a while ago I really started to watch the news for one reason only I liked watching the segment where the Consumer Analyst whose name is Clark Howard does his research and tells everyone who watches about how to save money on groceries and gas also tells how to save money on electricity and tells you about scams that being said I am here to tell you all a major tip I just learned and I just started trying it here is that tip.
The tip I learned to save money is when you are not charging your computer, cell phones or other technical devices unplug them completely adapter and all doing that will save you money it may seem like a pain at first but think of it this way what do you want more to save money on your electricity bill or go to a little bit of inconvenience to unplug your adapter and cord completely until you need to charge your technical devices. Believe it or not the internet even says pretty much what Clark Howard said to do to save money this is what the internet says:
“Yes – unplugging devices can save electricity, typically reducing annual household costs by about $100-$200due to “phantom” or standby power use”
“How Unplugging Saves Electricity”
- Standby loads can account for up to 10% of a home’s electricity use.
- A single device drawing just 1 watt continuously costs about $1 per year, and many draw more.
- Across an entire home, this can add up to $100-$200 annually.
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