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Protect Your Home and Wallet: Unplug These 5 Appliances When You’re Done Using Them

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Smart Plugs and Timers: For convenience, consider smart plugs or timers that can cut off power automatically when devices aren’t in use.

Energy-Efficient Appliances: When upgrading, choose appliances designed to reduce standby power consumption.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Q1: Does unplugging really make a big difference?
A: Yes! Phantom power can account for up to 10% of household electricity use. Unplugging can reduce your energy bill and carbon footprint.

Q2: Is it safe to unplug appliances frequently?
A: Absolutely. Most appliances are designed to be unplugged regularly, but always handle plugs carefully to avoid damage.

Q3: Can I just turn off the appliance instead of unplugging?
A: Turning off reduces power use but many devices still draw some power unless fully unplugged or switched off at the power strip.

Q4: What if I have many devices to unplug?
A: Use power strips or smart plugs to manage multiple devices efficiently.

Q5: Are there any appliances I should never unplug?
A: Devices like refrigerators and security systems should remain plugged in continuously.

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