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3. Televisions
Even after pressing the “Off” button on the remote control, televisions don’t completely shut down. If left plugged in, they remain in standby mode, with electricity continuously flowing to support functions like timers, channel memory, and software updates.
Smart TVs, in particular, consume more energy while maintaining network connectivity. Unplugging the television when not in use is an economical and effective way to save energy.
4. Air Conditioners
Many people leave air conditioners in standby mode for convenience, but this means they continue consuming electricity even when not actively cooling. Additionally, air conditioners often remain in standby mode with indicator lights on, wasting energy unnecessarily.
During seasons when air conditioners aren’t in use, unplugging them not only saves electricity but also allows the device to "rest," prolonging its lifespan.
Adopting these small but effective habits can lead to significant savings on your electricity bills and ensure the safety and longevity of your appliances.
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