Re: Unplugging things- how much does it really save?
Interesting replies. I've gotten into the habit of unplugging the hair dryer, the toaster, the iron and other things that don't get used daily. I was curious as to what others were finding who are being more drastic about it, uplugging practically everything.
We already turn out lights when leaving rooms, lowered our thermostat (which is programmable), etc. etc. I was just curious specifically about the effects of unplugging items.
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