We spoke to two electrical experts for the things you should always unplug after every use so you not only keep your home safe, but keep your energy usage as low as possible.

That phone charger sitting idle by your bedside table might seem harmless, but it could be quietly draining both your wallet and potentially posing safety risks. Most people never think twice about ...

You might already know that there's a few things to take care of when you leave home for any period of time. Like making sure the dryer isn't running and turning off your ice machine if you're leaving ...

Unplugging protects against power surges and reduces fire hazards. Low-draw devices or those meant to stay on should always remain plugged in. Households today have a growing number of chargers ...

You know to turn off the lights and lock the doors before leaving for vacation. But there’s another item on the pre-departure checklist that many people forget—unplugging electronic devices to reduce ...

While the initial outlay might seem high, the savings add up over the years. You can also look into getting Energy Star products. Many of these products are rated to have lower standby power use than ...

Idle chargers consume energy even when not in use, resulting in higher bills and wasted power over time. Leaving chargers plugged in increases fire risks and shortens charger lifespan due to ...