Save $100 a Year by Unplugging These Appliances Regularly

Save $100 a Year by Unplugging These Appliances Regularly

They might look like benign appliances when sitting quietly on your counter or wall, but your TV, computer, printer, coffee maker and even your electric toothbrush could be actively costing you money while doing nothing. Several common household appliances will continue to drain electricity when …

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