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16 September, 2022

Power Problems

It’s hard to overstate the convenience that home appliances bring us. They also account for the brunt of our electricity bill—especially if the home has an electric furnace/boiler and water heater. Let’s look at some usual suspects when it comes to appliance electrical usage.

Top 10 Electronic Appliances I Bet You Cannot Live Without!

From the list of all the fancy appliances and the ones following the old convention, what appliances do you really want and which ones do you really require?

Every inch counts – and this isn't just a witty pop-culture allusion for those who live in cramped quarters. It's a difficult challenge to fit your entire existence – together with all the conveniences – into a single, small apartment. However, with proper preparation and effort, you can transform your little house from cramped to cozy in days.

These ten applications are a must-have:

1. Refrigerator
2. Dishwasher
3. Clothes washer
4. Dehumidifier
5. Air Conditioner
6. Cooktop/Stovetop
7. Water Heater
8. Vacuum Cleaner
9. Toaster/Oven
10. Fans

Do Appliances Use Electricity When Plugged in But Turned Off?

A frequently asked question, especially for people looking to save some money on their bills, is whether appliances use electricity when plugged in but turned off, and the answer is yes. According to estimates from the US Department of Energy, as much as 10% of appliance energy usage occurs while the device is “off.” (Devices that draw electricity from the grid while “off” are referred to as “energy vampires.”)

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